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Jeanie Hannaman – Page 238 – Brown Pelican Society of Lousiana

Jeanie Hannaman

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April 7, 2025

Fr. Dan Pattee: What’s Wrong With the World?

By Fr. Dan Pattee, Catholic Exchange - There’s a story told that the London Times at one point sought answers from the public to the question: “What’s wrong with the world?” As the story goes, G.K. Chesterton humbly responded with the answer: “I am.” Chesterton would later write a book, entitled What’s Wrong with the World, but today it is a question that has largely been sidestepped... The modern Catholic and Christian mind is more inclined to proceed to an apologetics of a world shot through with the Transcendentals of truth, goodness, and beauty, which is true enough. Transcendentals are universal, which means they are ubiquitous and are found to some degree in everything that exists.

April 7, 2025

Deacon Michael Bickerstaff: A Reflection on the Scriptures: Redeemed by God’s Love

By Deacon Michael Bickerstaff, Integrated Catholic Life - The love of God for each of us is so great that He entered creation and united a human nature to His Divine Nature in order to give His life so that we might live... The act of God becoming man, what we call the Incarnation, is so great an act of selfless love that we revere it in a special way. It is the focus of our prayer three times daily in the Angelus. We bow during the recitation of the Creed during Sunday Mass when we say the words, “and by the Holy Spirit was incarnate of the Virgin Mary, and became man.”

April 7, 2025

Fr. Brian A. Graebe: The Prodigal Son of God

By Fr. Brian A. Graebe, The Catholic Thing - Of all the parables Jesus told, the two most famous are found only in St. Luke’s Gospel. Both the Good Samaritan and the Prodigal Son are so familiar even to non-Christians that they’ve entered into the common lexicon. We have Good Samaritan laws, and we refer to anyone who returns from a wayward path as a prodigal son. That familiarity can induce a certain fatigue. Perhaps, though, we might take a different approach and look at such things, as we should look at all things, through the eyes of Jesus.

April 7, 2025

WATCH: The McCarrick Legacy – a STAIN on Holy Mother Church, by Gavin Ashenden, Katherine Bennett

By Gavin Ashenden, Katherine Bennett, Catholics Unscripted - (They) discuss the complex issues surrounding the death of Cardinal Theodore McCarrick, a figure emblematic of the sexual abuse crisis within the Catholic Church. The hosts discuss the implications of his legacy, the cultural context of sexual abuse, and the need for accountability within the Church. They explore the role of laity in demanding change and the importance of repentance and grace in the face of human failure. The discussion also touches on the broader cultural double standards regarding sexuality and the true nature of the Church’s enemies, emphasizing the need for prayer and compassion.

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