Jeanie Hannaman

By Joanna Gagis, New Jersey Spotlight - “Seton Hall, in her view, violated a previous court order from a couple of years ago, where she says that they should have coughed up certain documents related to this 2019 report that’s related to former Cardinal McCarrick, into clergy abuse at Seton Hall. And they now have to give her an unredacted version of that report and related documents for her to review. And then she will decide whether portions of it are subject to attorney-client privilege, think that it should be redacted, and then she will then share that redacted version with lawyers for the plaintiffs in this broader case” ....

By Aaron Kheriaty, MD, Catholic Exchange - In the first part of this series I introduced the brief prayer, doce me passionem Tuam—teach me Your suffering—a simple aspiration we can say many times a day. I also suggested that to help us go deeper into the meaning of this prayer, I would publish here during Holy Week a prayer for Consecration to the Most Holy Cross of Jesus, which can be made on Good Friday. Here I want to offer some suggestions on how we might use the remainder of Lent to prepare for this consecration. Indeed, the preparatory work for the consecration is as important as the consecration itself and will make it more fruitful.

By Joannie Watson, Integrated Catholic Life - Like the deadly sin of avarice, the danger in a narrow definition of gluttony is that we might write it off as a problem other people deal with, but not us. Narrowly speaking, gluttony is “taking unreasonable pleasure in food and drink.” Perhaps we think of Augustus Gloop from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory or another extreme. That’s not me! I try to eat healthy! Moving on… But not so fast! We can be gluttonous is a lot of things other than food or drink. ...