Jeanie Hannaman

By Catholic Vote News Feed - Standing before thousands at the memorial service for her late husband, conservative activist Charlie Kirk, Erika Kirk offered forgiveness for the man accused of taking his life... “That young man. I forgive him,” Erika said with tears in her eyes. Authorities have identified the suspect in Kirk’s murder as 22-year-old Tyler Robinson, described by his own conservative family as a “leftwing activist.” ...

By Brad Miner, The Catholic Thing - The “gay” happening in St. Peter’s was ready-made for preemptive Vatican action or, at least, a rare, sharp-edged, and Biblical chastening. Instead, the defining headline comes the New York Times (September 6, 2025): L.G.B.T.Q. Catholics Have Jubilee With Pope’s Blessing, if Not His Presence... Whatever became of “Go and sin no more”?

By Elie Dib, Catholic Exchange - In the spiritual journey, many saints have traversed periods of profound inner darkness. Among these, Mother Teresa of Calcutta represents a luminous example of faithfulness despite the darkness. For nearly fifty years of her life, Mother Teresa experienced spiritual desolation, a perceived absence of God’s presence that she called her “dark night.” Yet, despite this darkness, she never yielded to spiritual laziness. Each day, without fail, she began with adoration of the Eucharist, followed by Holy Mass and constant prayers that accompanied her tireless service to the poorest of the poor.