Jeanie Hannaman

By Dr. Jeff Mirus, Catholic Culture - There is a quotation from St. Augustine in one of the Lenten prayers in the Breviary: “You too left Egypt when, at baptism, you renounced the world that is at enmity with God.” I don’t know exactly where Augustine wrote that, but it captures the spirit of Lent perfectly—the essential turning away from that attachment to sin which interferes with our acceptance of Christ. Yet the key to even this spiritual moment is a preliminary recognition that God is not only more powerful than sin but far better.

By LifeSiteNews staff - Archbishop Viganò believes that globalists schemed to remove Benedict XVI from the Vatican and replace him with Francis as part of a worldwide “coup.”... (Vigano said) every Catholic would judge the Francis papacy, “which was not really a papacy at all but only seemed to be such,” to have been “terrible.”... “The Church of Rome, after these twelve years of tyranny, is devastated by scandals, corruption, violations of human rights – I am thinking of the Agreement with the communist dictatorship of Beijing – and by a failed management on all fronts,” he added.

By Fr. Dwight Longenecker, Crisis Magazine - Radical Christianity is simply a return to the roots—not a return to some fantasy neverland of tradition or some sort of obnoxious, self-righteous extremism, but a simple return to the foundation of the Faith. Radical Christianity does not argue with, repress, or accommodate the enemies of the Faith. It simply lives out the power of the Resurrection in the dynamism of the Holy Spirit. Our Western Church, so cluttered with indifferentism, materialism, and ennui, needs a red-blooded return to radical religion—a faith lived out with the simplicity, power and depth we sense in the pages of the New Testament itself.