Jeanie Hannaman

By Charles A. Coulombe, OnePeterFive - As we have seen American Exceptionalism dissolve into Wokery, perhaps we can learn at the very least to look at an alternative that worked very well for a long time, and was in many ways more Catholic than our own – and which has dissolved in part to our long-term influence.  One thing is certain: if Canada is to survive for a great deal longer, she needs to revive the Faith that made her once, and can make her great again. ...

By Regis Martin, Crisis Magazine - Have we still got a Christian consensus around which Americans of every possible persuasion can rally round? A public philosophy, that is, whose strength and wisdom continue to inspire support? And if so, what is the core principle that binds us together as a people? It is, I would argue, the belief that God—not doctors or lawyers or politicians—is the Author of life and that we are its custodians and shepherds. ...

By Dr. Jeff Mirus, Catholic Culture - Brevity as the soul of wit... Perhaps the greater miracle, where scholars and especially philosophers are concerned, is that this book is also refreshingly brief. I myself am a past master at wearing out my welcome when expounding on any topic. Many of my own readers have asked me why I couldn’t I have said what I wanted to say in half the space. With Michael Pakaluk, you might occasionally wonder why some particular aspect of reality caught his attention at all, but you will never wonder why it took him too many words to offer his insight.