Jeanie Hannaman

By Stephen P. White, The Catholic Thing - Over the years, the Church has identified what she calls the four “permanent principles” of Catholic social teaching: The dignity of the human person, solidarity, subsidiarity, and the common good. If one understands these principles and how to apply them, then Catholic social teaching becomes a powerful framework for thinking through some of the thorniest problems of contemporary life. Begin with general principles and apply them to the particulars of public life. Sounds simple, right?

By Fr. David Nix, Padre Peregrino Hermitage - First of all, we are nearly nine years from your promised public correction of the heresies of Amoris Laetitia. Although Francis is dead, his heresies remain in the Acta Apostolica with no significant challenges. Who among the Princes of the Church would have the grace and courage to challenge these remaining malignant tumors in the heart of the Church except you?... In fact, you gallantly proclaimed in the summer of 2025 that the message of Fatima “speaks about the practical apostasy of our time that is the going away from Christ by so many in the Church and the violence and death which are its fruit.” Thank you for saying that.