Jeanie Hannaman

By Constance T. Hull, Catholic Exchange - In light of (Charlie Kirk's) assassination and the shooting at Annunciation Catholic Church and School in Minneapolis, it’s become clear that things are changing. The dark forces many of us have known are at work in the culture are spilling over into the lives of everyday Catholics and people of goodwill. It is starting to cost more to be Catholic in this country with each passing day. The martyrdom of two young school children at prayer is a small glimpse of what our brothers and sisters in Christ live each day around the world in places like Nigeria and Congo.

By T. S. Flanders, OnePeterFive Podcast - Now, for the first time, we have a direct comment from Pope Leo about the ancient Roman rite and the New Iconoclasm. These comments come as part of a larger interview His Holiness gave to Elise Ann Allen at Crux. They also posted a few snippets on their channel: We’re going to ignore the other issues for now and focus on what His Holiness said about the New Iconoclasm: Regarding the study group on liturgy [for the Synod], what is being studied? How much of the reason for establishing this was related to divisions surrounding the Traditional Latin Mass, for example, or issues such as the new Amazonian rite?

By Anthony Lilles, Catholic World Report - Prayer in the Catholic Tradition is about facing the materialist swamp, facing even the social horror that it engenders, and answering it with the peace of Christ... In the wake of the assassination of Charlie Kirk, how do we answer the violence that grips America’s public square?... This latest social horror is part of a disturbing pattern of other assassinations, massacres, and violent riots that have gripped our country. Confused and cowardly men vent their rage on defenseless children and people of faith. ...