Jeanie Hannaman

By Fr. Brian Harrison, SThD, OnePeterFive - John Lamont’s argument, following the view of St. Robert Bellarmine, can be expressed as the following syllogism: Major: A pope who is a notorious heretic ceases to be a member of the Catholic Church, and therefore ipso facto falls from the papal office... Minor: Francis/Bergoglio is a notorious heretic... Conclusion:  Francis/Bergoglio has fallen from the papal office and the See of Peter is vacant.

By Msgr. Charles Pope - On the feast of Christ the King, we are called to acknowledge that Jesus is in fact our King. It is one thing to say that He is our King because the song in Church says so, or the preacher says so, or the Bible says so (yes, faith does come by hearing), but it is quite another for us to personally say that Jesus is our King. There comes a time when we must personally affirm what the Church has always announced: “Jesus is Lord, and He is King. He is my King. He has authority in my life.” This must become more than just lip service; it must become a daily, increasing reality in our life.

By Fr. Michael Rennier, Aleteia - Chesterton was a huge fan of gratitude. He once declared that, for him, thanksgiving before meals was not enough. He offered prayers of thanks for everything... Not only is gratitude a virtue etched into us from time immemorial, but Chesterton explains that it enables us to move past to unrealistic attitudes and achieve greatness. The two attitudes to be avoided, he says, are extreme optimism and pessimism.