Jeanie Hannaman

By Fr. Kevin Drew, Catholic Exchange - Christians are indistinguishable from other men either by nationality, language, or customs. They do not inhabit separate cities of their own, or speak a strange dialect, or follow some outlandish way of life... That is from the Letter to Diognetus, written around 130–180 AD. It is one of the earliest apologias (defenses) of Christianity at a time when Christians were a very small minority in the Empire.  The author wrote that the Christians’ manner of dress, food, and way of life in general followed the custom of whatever city in which they lived.  And yet he noticed something extraordinary about them ...

By Matthew McDonald, National Catholic Register - Would you like to know how much Pope Leo XIV won by?... Cardinal-electors take an oath to maintain “absolute and perpetual secrecy” concerning “all matters directly or indirectly related” to the election of a pope, as required by Pope Benedict XVI’s February 2013 apostolic letter Normas Nonnullas, which tightened existing, already-tight secrecy rules... The penalty for violating the oath is severe: “automatic (latae sententiae) excommunication reserved to the Apostolic See,” the document states — meaning only the pope can lift it.

By  Domenick Galatolo, TFP Student Action - Thanks be to God! Fr. James Martin, S.J.—widely known for promoting views that contradict Catholic teaching—did not speak at Holy Family University’s 2025 commencement ceremony. What seemed inevitable was stopped in its tracks, and TFP Student Action played a key role in this victory for moral values and the Catholic Faith... What Happened?... When Holy Family University in Newtown, Pennsylvania, announced that Fr. James Martin, S.J. would be receiving an honorary degree and delivering a keynote commencement address on May 17, faithful Catholics were stunned—and then mobilized.