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Jeanie Hannaman

March 14, 2026

Fr. Thomas G. Weinandy: Guardian Angels: Not Just Kid-Stuff

By Fr. Thomas G. Weinandy, OFM, Cap., The Catholic Thing - Like many people years ago, as a child, my brother and I, together with our dad, always prayed in our “night prayers” the traditional prayer to our guardian angels: “Angel of God, my guardian dear to whom God’s love entrusts me here, ever this day (or night) be at my side, to light and guard, to rule and guide.  Amen.”... I still ask my guardian angel at night when I go to bed and, in the morning, when I get up, to watch over and protect me.  Moreover, before writing, I always ask my guardian angel to give me clarity of thought and expression
March 14, 2026

What’s on Voters’ Minds? Polls Suggest These 3 Issues, by George Caldwell

By George Caldwell, The Daily Signal - What’s connecting with voters right now?... As Republicans seek to maintain their congressional majorities in November, it’s hard to keep up with the headlines: conflict with Iran, fierce debate in Congress, and an economy increasingly dominated by tech and artificial intelligence... These polls indicate voters’ concerns in a hectic news environment... It’s Iran, Stupid? ...
March 14, 2026

What Is Victory in Operation Epic Fury? by Josh Hammer

By Josh Hammer, The American Spectator - Trump hasn’t said it explicitly, but the Trump administration’s goal — and thereby, definition of victory — in Operation Epic Fury seems clear enough: the neutralization of Iran as an active, ongoing threat to the US and our interests. If nothing else, at least, that is how victory in the current campaign should be defined... That does still raise at least one pressing question, though, especially in the context of exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi’s call to the Iranian people to prepare for “the decisive stage of our final struggle”: Where does that most controversial of foreign policy goals, “regime change,” fit into the puzzle?
March 14, 2026

Bishop Barron Pains the Catholic Left. He Heartens the Rest of Us, by Peter Wolfgang

By Peter Wolfgang, Catholic Culture - But that it is implicit in Barron’s recent public statements—what Barron does and does not comment on—is too much for Greydanus. He believes the right is worse, and should be called out more, or at least as much. Greydanus, a man of impeccable Catholic orthodoxy, is well within his rights to believe this... But here’s the thing. Bishop Barron, also a man of impeccable Catholic orthodoxy, is well within his rights to believe the opposite. So are those of us who agree with Bishop Barron’s judgments—and who have been heartened to see at least one outspoken bishop in the U.S. hierarchy giving voice to what so many of us are experiencing.

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