Jeanie Hannaman

By Tyler Arnold, CNA - German Catholic Cardinal Gerhard Ludwig Müller referred to Charlie Kirk as “a martyr for Jesus Christ” and condemned the “satanic celebration” of his death by some detractors in an interview published one week after the conservative Christian activist was assassinated... “From a supernatural perspective, [Kirk] died not as the victim of a political assassination but as a martyr for Jesus Christ — not in the sense of those who are canonized, but as one who bore witness (from the Greek ‘martyros’) through his life" ... “[Kirk] gave his life in following his Lord, as a sacrifice for the truth that man is made in God’s image, male and female, and in opposition to the lies and self-mutilation promoted by so-called ‘trans ideology’ and ‘gender-affirming care,’” Cardinal Müller continued.

By M.C. Holbrook, Catholic Exchange - Muttering is that form of complaining often used when one is too cowardly to vocalize one’s grievance to the person, the “cause” of the complaint. Essentially, we talk about this person behind his back, but in the case of muttering, the person to whom we talk is ourselves. While this may sound harmless enough, it is still a form of gossip and calumny, and if left unchecked, has the potential to become a far worse transgression than speaking our opinions aloud to others.