Jeanie Hannaman

September 25, 2019

Trump at the U.N. Rejected Globalism and Socialism. Pope Francis, However … by John Zmirak

By John Zmirak, The Stream - This time Trump stuck to the text he’d approved. He spoke of high principles in the tone of a seasoned leader. And the vision he laid ought to inspire us. He grounded it in the broad, deep Western tradition of patriotism, prudence, and Christian concern for human dignity. Trump spoke wisely and solemnly of the threats to all those virtues. And of attacks on the freedom that makes them even possible. He singled out threats to innocent human life in the womb, and to basic religious liberty.

September 25, 2019

John’s Gospel: Answering Questions for the Church, by Dr. Jeff Mirus

By Dr. Jeff Mirus, Catholic Culture - It is no surprise, then, that John (the “theologian”) should use his gospel to present extended reflections on key matters like the precise identity and nature of the person of Jesus Christ and the precise identity and nature of the Church’s principal sacramental memorial of Christ, the Eucharist—as well as Christ’s special care of the ongoing Church through the gifts of both the Holy Spirit and the Petrine ministry.

September 25, 2019

If You Can’t Sell Your Hysteria to Adults, Try Kids, by Dennis Prager

By Dennis Prager, The Stream - The entire American left — the mainstream media, the environmentalist movement and Democratic politicians in particular — are celebrating the involvement of teenagers and even younger children in protesting the world’s “inaction” with regard to global warming… And not just the American left, of course. The left throughout the world is celebrating. A 16-year-old Swedish girl whose contempt for adults is breathtaking is an international hero. Congressional Democrats invited her to testify in Congress, and the United Nations has likewise invited her.

September 25, 2019

Cdl. Sarah: Church Crisis Stems From Loss of Faith in Real Presence, by Bradley Eli

By Bradley Eli, M.Div., Ma.Th., Church Militant - The Vatican's head liturgist is saying the current crisis in the Catholic Church is rooted in a pervasive loss of faith that the Eucharist is really Christ… During an interview published on Monday, Cdl. Robert Sarah discussed why the Church is in crisis. The crisis of eucharistic faith, said the cardinal, was the fundamental cause… "The decline of faith in the Real Presence of Jesus the Eucharist is at the heart of the current crisis of the Church and its decline, especially in the West," said Sarah.