Jeanie Hannaman

By Grace Porto, Catholic Vote - A fallen-away Catholic and a non-practicing Christian had been together for years when in 2023, they decided to fully join the Catholic Church in the Archdiocese of Denver, just five months before they were married. Anna Nelson told Denver Catholic that she encountered God in the quiet stillness of Catholicism. Her husband, Taylor, said he found the peace he had been seeking for years in therapy in the Church of his youth.

By Fr. David Frederici, Catholic Exchange - We know the spiritual basics: the Liturgy of the Hours, daily Mass, Reconciliation, and a daily Holy Hour. But when these become mere duties or routines, and when we begin to skip them, our vocation is in danger. We’ve all heard stories of brother priests who left ministry and later admitted that praying the breviary had long since fallen away. The sexual abuse crisis exploded not long after I was ordained. I am certain that what kept me rooted in Christ and faithful to my vocation during those turbulent years was my commitment to praying the breviary.

By Emily Malloy, National Catholic Register -  I Am Going to See Her One Day is a hymn woven into the consciousness of South Louisiana Cajuns. The reality that heaven is our true homeland is generally intuited by all Catholics, but it resonates deeply within Cajun culture... Often forgotten is the story of the French Catholics expelled from Nova Scotia by the British 260 years ago. After a 30-year exile filled with unimaginable hardship, the scattered Acadians were welcomed into Louisiana by the king of Spain, as it was then under Spanish control... The annual Eucharistic boat procession on the Solemnity of the Assumption in Cajun country not only articulates the deep devotion of those in the region but also ....