Jeanie Hannaman

March 11, 2025

Benedictine College Dedicates Prayers for Conversion of ‘Black Mass’ Organizers Set to Take Place at Kansas State Capitol, by Rachel Quackenbush

CatholicVote, by Rachel Quackenbush - Benedictine College in Atchison, Kansas, pledged March 10 to dedicate its prayers throughout the month for the conversion of the Satanists planning a so-called “black mass” at the Kansas State Capitol and for a renewal of faith across the state... The Catholic college announced that its weekly Holy Hours, Rosaries, and Memorare prayers this month will be offered specifically for those involved in the planned sacrilegious event. The Bishops of Kansas had previously urged Catholics to respond with prayer and reparation, a call that Benedictine College is now amplifying.

March 11, 2025

CatholicVote: Catholic Walks Out of Mass as Priest Compares Trump to Satan at DC Church

CatholicVote - A Catholic man left Sunday Mass for the first time in his life after a priest in Georgetown, a wealthy neighborhood in Washington, DC, used his homily to make a political comparison between President Donald Trump and Satan... The controversy unfolded as the priest reflected on the Gospel reading for the first Sunday of Lent, which recounts Christ’s 40-day fast and temptation by the devil (Luke 4:1-13). According to Declan Ganley, an entrepreneur and Catholic commentator, the priest connected the biblical passage to a recent exchange between Trump, Vice President JD Vance, and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in the White House.

March 11, 2025

Raising Saints: Simplicity, by Patrick O’Hearn

By Patrick O'Hearn, Catholic Exchange - God is simple. Might be strange to hear this attributed to our never-fully-comprehendible Trinitarian God of Love, Wisdom, Sacrifice, and so much more. But thanks to the writings of great saints like Augustine and Aquinas, we can better understand the nature of God’s perfect simplicity of being. And this simplicity ought to beckon us to imitation... One look at the Nativity. One look at Calvary. One look at the Holy Eucharist is enough to bring us to our knees. ...

March 11, 2025

Can Unity On the Issue of ‘Brain Death’ Be Achieved Among Catholics? by Joseph M. Eble, MD

By Joseph M. Eble, MD, Catholic World Report - On February 27-28, 2025, a Symposium on “brain death” was held at The Catholic University of America titled “ Integrity in the Concept and Determination of Brain Death: Recent Challenges in Medicine, Law, and Ethics .”... Questions addressed at the Symposium included: How/Can we ensure, with moral certitude, that patients determined to be dead by neurologic criteria are dead according to the standards of a sound Christian anthropology and the law? [emphasis added]