Jeanie Hannaman

By Joseph Pronechen, National Catholic Register - Yet 70 years ago he was already seeing something amiss because “too often by mercy is meant letting off anyone who breaks the natural or the Divine law, or who betrays his country. Such mercy is an emotion, not a virtue,” he insisted.  He gave the example of mercy as the excuse to justify “the killing by a son of his father because he is ‘too old.’”  To avoid acknowledging and assigning any guilt to this act, the descriptions get reassigned language — “what is actually a murder is called euthanasia.” Sheen saw the writing on the wall long before the big push to legalize such “mercy.”

By Archbishop Héctor Aguer, LifeSiteNews - The feminist movement was formed in 20th century, though it has antecedents in previous centuries. Feminism arose in reaction to a certain undermining of women and the sometimes abusive preponderance of men, which has been a historical reality that signifies a loss of original balance... The injustice of which women were victims occurred in different cultural contexts, though one can count some regimes in which women prevailed... The role of the woman in her capacity as wife and mother, committed to the education of her children, is irreplaceable.