Jeanie Hannaman

By Casey Chalk, The Catholic Thing - It is true, as Burke-Sivers writes, that black Catholics, like all black Christians in America, have often faced a “struggle to be recognized, welcomed, and accepted as human persons.” Yet it seems unlikely we will address those struggles in dialogue with those whose Marxist and racialist origins are so decidedly anti-Christian... If the words and behaviors of the leading lights of the anti-racist movement are any indication, we already have ample evidence to predict how such conversations will go.

By Fr. John A. Perricone, Crisis Magazine - If ever there were an emergency message to Rome, this is it. It might have been the SOS a year ago as some bishops witnessed large numbers of other bishops using their pastoral canonical privilege to bypass the iron-fisted prescriptions of Traditionis Custodes. But it is certainly the frightened alert in light of the Extraordinary Form Mass held at the U.S. Capitol last Tuesday... It was a Jericho-Walls-crumbling moment.