Jeanie Hannaman

By Dr. Peter Kreeft, Integrated Catholic - Ronald Knox once quipped that “the study of comparative religions is the best way to become comparatively religious.” The reason, as G. K. Chesterton says, is that, according to most “scholars” of comparative religion, “Christianity and Buddhism are very much alike, especially Buddhism.”... But any Christian who does apologetics must think about comparative religions because the most popular of all objections against the claims of Christianity today comes from this field.

By Michael W. Chapman, CNSNews - Commenting on the recent revelations of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church, specifically that of predator Archbishop Theodore McCarrick and the cases detailed in the Pennsylvania Grand Jury Report, several bishops and lay leaders have blamed a "homosexual subculture" in the hierachy of the Church and called for the removal of the priests, bishops, and cardinals involved in that subculture.

By Culture Beat, The Patriot Post - Sadly, on the one hand, much of the mainstream culture maligns the logically consistent message of abstinence until marriage as “backwards” and “repressive,” while at the same time muses over some more effective means by which to combat the scourge of STDs. There’s a reason morals exist; they’re the roadmap to a happy and health life.

By Maike Hickson, LifeSiteNews - Archbishop Charles Chaput of Philadelphia told a conference that had met to discuss the “young people” of the Church that in light of the abuse crisis in the Catholic Church he had written to Pope Francis asking him to cancel the upcoming Youth Synod set to take place in Rome... “The bishops would have absolutely no credibility” in the upcoming Youth Synod, Chaput told the Cardinal’s Forum, an annual gathering to provide academic formation of seminarians and continuing education for lay people, yesterday.