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Jeanie Hannaman

May 20, 2026

Whom Your Children Surround Themselves With Matters, by Dan Fitzpatrick

By Dan Fitzpatrick, Catholic Stand - It is important to understand that the people we surround ourselves with have a massive impact on our lives. Our approach to life, the goals we set, and the opportunities we are given are usually correlated with the friends we choose and the relationships we forge... Parents would be smart to pass this knowledge on to their children. 
May 20, 2026

The Importance of Pope Leo’s First Encyclical, by Phil Lawler 

By Phil Lawler, Catholic Culture - On May 8, the anniversary of the election of Pope Leo XIV, the internet was packed with commentary about how much we now know (or don’t know) about the new Pope’s pastoral plans. I refrained from joining in analysis, because frankly I still have questions about what this pontificate will bring. Next week we’ll know much more.
May 20, 2026

Today’s Saint: St. Bernadine of Siena (1444)

Bellarmine Forum - IN 1408, St. Vincent Ferrer once suddenly interrupted his sermon to declare that there was among his hearers a young Franciscan who would be one day a greater preacher than himself, and would be set before him in honor by the Church. This unknown friar was Bernardine. ...
May 20, 2026

Saint Thomas Aquinas and the True Notion of “Common Good”, by Robert Lazu Kmita, PhD

By Robert Lazu Kmita, PhD, OnePeterFive - Discussing the possible types of government, Saint Thomas follows the classification of the main types of political system used by Aristotle in Πολιτικά (Politics). The first type of government is that of a single individual—the king. If the king is corrupt and comes to ignore the common good, pursuing only his personal interests and whims, he becomes a tyrant, resulting in the worst form of government: tyranny ...

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