Jeanie Hannaman

By Stephen P. White, The Catholic Thing - If you listen to talk about generational change in the Church, then you’re likely to hear about shifts in Catholic practice that have become increasingly evident in recent years. Falling Mass attendance, with older Catholics attending with far greater frequency than younger Catholics. Or the interminable liturgy wars, ostensibly pitting “Spirit of Vatican II Boomers” against “Zoomer Trads.”... The fiscally minded might note concern about the fact that older Catholics are disproportionately generous in their financial support of the Church compared to younger Catholics.

By Kayla Agnos, The Stream - Kirk’s death is not the end of his influence — it is the beginning of something greater... Evil may think it has won, but in reality, it has only written the prologue of a legacy that will stretch far beyond this moment... For my generation, Kirk’s death marks a turning point. His passing will either bring us together or drive us further apart. Either way, there is no going back. The world has changed. It is almost poetic that his death will bring about the very thing he wanted his movement to be. ...