Jeanie Hannaman

By Fr. Nnamdi Moneme, OMV, Catholic Exchange - Firstly, the man is foolish because he seeks direction from himself and not from God. When his land produces a bountiful harvest, we are told that “he asked himself, ‘What shall I do, for I do not have space to store my harvest.’” You can hear the self-centeredness and self-reliance in his words. He does not see the hand of divine providence in his abundant harvest. It does not occur to him that God has given him all his wealth for a purpose. He makes up his own purpose and does not bother to ask God how He wants him to make use of all his blessings.

By John M. Grondelski, The Catholic Thing - In a recent essay,  I defended Pope St. John Paul II’s emphasis on Jesus Christ as the revelation of man to himself.  If the human person wants to know what he is supposed to be, he needs to look to Christ and the Blessed Virgin Mary, who reveal what humanity without sin should look like... John Paul’s pontificate focused on Christian humanism because he rightly recognized that the problem of man was the problem of our times.  No Archbishop whose archdiocese was under Soviet occupation (his included Auschwitz-Birkenau) could deny that. ...

By Simon Olech, Campus Reform, (Complicit Clergy) - The University of San Diego (USD), a Catholic institution, is advancing a broad slate of gender ideology initiatives through its official policies, housing, and staff training programs... The school’s “Guidelines for Gender Inclusive Design” instruct faculty and staff to adapt all programming and marketing to avoid causing “a painful reminder” for individuals in the LGBTQIA+ community... The guidelines recommend that pronouns such as “they/them/theirs” be standard on university forms and appear “all the time.”