Jeanie Hannaman

By S.A. McCarthy, The American Spectator - Bishops are successors to the Apostles, they are tasked with serving as shepherds. Wolves are devouring the flock — what else can we call it when a transgender-identified man imagines himself as a demon every time he sees his reflection in the mirror and proceeds to gun down children praying at Mass? Wolves are devouring the flock. Where are our shepherds? Where are our spiritual fathers? Have they abandoned their sons and daughters? When Antifa snipers come for you and me for preaching the Gospel, when transgender terrorists try to take our lives for daring to go to Mass, where will our shepherds be? Perhaps they’ll be forming a third anti-racism committee.

By Daniel B. Gallagher, The Catholic Thing - Surrounded by a culture of mounting political violence, we all must feel at least a modicum of anger. We wouldn’t be human if we didn’t... Utah Governor Spencer Cox is to be commended for admitting it on Friday: “Over the last 48 hours, I have been as angry as I have ever been. . .and as anger pushed me to the brink, it was actually Charlie (Kirk)’s words that pulled me back. . . .Charlie said, ‘When people stop talking, that’s when you get violence.’”