Jeanie Hannaman

By David Warren, The Catholic Thing - Death, for modern man, comes usually by surprise, for we have received no preparation from “happy clappy” Church figures, who avoid what they see as morbidity. Even when the doctors have given us formal warning, and death comes with or without bells clanging, it comes suddenly even when it is smooth... But there are also good priests, and traditional churches, and even though the Church may appear to be passing through a spiritual vacuum, there are 10,000s of them and they can’t all be utterly broken. Among such company one may speak of “a good death,” and find people who won’t be offended, because they know what you mean.

By Edward Pentin, National Catholic Register - From Bishop Robert Barron to Jordan Peterson, leaders at the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship conference in London call for a renewed sense of the sacred... The crucial importance of faith — and especially the Christian faith — in saving Western civilization from its widely perceived decay formed a significant part of a major international gathering that has just concluded in London.