Jeanie Hannaman

By Fr. Kevin Drew, Catholic Exchange - It all began with contraception.  They told us it would be good for marriages, which was a total lie.  Instead of delivering babies, it has delivered divorce, broken families, impoverished women and children, loneliness, and all types of sexual deviancy, including homosexual acts.  That is what happens when the marriage act, designed for procreation within the confines of marriage, is turned into a sterile act for pleasure.  This is why the Church, for 2000 years, has taught against the dangers of contraception.  And this why Christ Himself made marriage a sacrament, a sacred bond between a man and a woman.

By Anne Hendershott, Crisis Magazine - Those of us who are blessed to work on faithful Catholic college campuses were shocked and saddened to hear about the Detroit archbishop’s decision to abruptly fire three of the most prominent professors at Sacred Heart Major Seminary. The archbishop’s refusal to provide any rationale for their removal has left a void that has unfortunately been filled with online speculation that has impugned their character and damaged their reputations. ...

By Dawn Beutner, Catholic World Report - In 1891.. St. Frances Xavier Cabrini.. was invited to come to Granada, Nicaragua, and establish a school. The wealthy citizens of that city had decided that they wanted her Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus to educate their daughters. (She) knew that once she opened a school for the children of the rich, she could develop the funds, contacts, and reputation required to open schools for the children of the poor as well... Within a few months of her arrival, Mother Cabrini realized that she had a serious problem. While there were plenty of families who wanted to register their children in her school, most of those children were illegitimate. ...