Jeanie Hannaman

Maggie Gallagher, The Catholic Thing - When (Pope Leo XIV) stood on the loggia of St. Peter’s in his very first public appearance, like a good Augustinian friar, he chanted the Regina Caeli, along with 100,000 people gathered from the four corners of the earth, speaking as many different languages as at the Tower of Babel.  Yet together they could spontaneously sing the ancient hymn – in Latin – at that historic moment, showing the value of recovering Latin as the common language of the Catholic Church. ....

By Peter Wolfgang, Catholic Culture - The National Catholic Reporter, by contrast, is a leftist dissident rag that, if authority in the Church was functioning one-tenth as well as it should, would have been put out of its misery years ago. But it has an audience... Perhaps the takeaway here is that there appears to be no longer an audience for rational un-hyperbolic Catholic commentary that leans Democrat. If so, we are poorer for it. And for losing the OSV.

By Ronald L. Jelinek, Ph.D., Catholic World Report - Having spent nearly a quarter century teaching on college campuses, I have learned that eighteen to twenty-two-year-olds have forever wrestled with three existential questions: “Who created me?” “For what purpose?” “How do I know?” These questions aren’t typically asked aloud. They do not explicitly come up in class. But they envelop almost every interaction I have with students.