Jeanie Hannaman
February 27, 2026
By Austin Ruse, Crisis Magazine - If you are not following Jeff Childers, you are missing out!... We are living in a Golden Age of long-form punditry. Of course, this started with the advent of the Internet and blogging, but it has just gotten better and better. Imagine back in the day when newspapers and magazines were the gatekeepers for matters of policy and opinion. An awful lot of very smart people were not heard, except maybe in the letters to the editor.
February 27, 2026
By Stephen P. White, The Catholic Thing - Lent is in full swing now. If you are like me, you enter this season full of determination and enthusiasm: My prayer will be deeper. My penance will be purer. My almsgiving will be richer. And may it well be so for all of us!... But if you are like me, you also know that the Lenten journey doesn’t always finish with the same fervor with which it began. I can remember Lents – more than I care to admit – in which my best laid plans for fasting or scheduled prayer were soon derailed.
February 27, 2026
Catholic Apostolate Center - St. Gabriel Possenti was born in 1838 in Italy and spent much of his teenage years pursuing girls and social recognition. After great tragedy struck his family at the end of his teenage years, he decided to enter the Passionists because of his new devotion to Christ in the Passion. He took the name Gabriel of Our Lady of Sorrows because his own grief led to a growing devotion to the sorrows of Mary. ...
February 27, 2026
By Gary A. Anderson, Church Life Journal, University of Notre Dame - It would be hard to overemphasize the importance of Psalm 51 in the history of Christian spirituality. In Dante’s Divine Comedy it is referred to by simply citing its first word, miserere (“have mercy on me”).[1] Or consider its place in the Liturgy of Hours. This is the cycle of prayers that is obligatory for priests and religious but is also said by many lay persons. Its basic structure is built around a four-week rotation of Psalms. None of them are repeated except for Psalm 51, which is read every Friday morning.
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