Jeanie Hannaman

By Eric Sammons, Crisis Magazine - We live in strange times. Our culture has long been looking to Sodom and Gomorrah not as warnings but as models to emulate. We lived through a worldwide pandemic that we’ve since discovered originated not from nature but from man’s hubris…and there’s reason to suspect another “plandemic” might be coming. Technology threatens to blur the distinction between human and machine. And instead of being a light of the world, the Church herself staggers under the weight of confusion and apostasy.

By Elise Ann Allen, Catholic Herald - During his funeral Mass, Pope Francis was remembered for his extraordinary legacy of service to those on life’s margins and praised for his constant emphasis on God’s mercy and the importance of fraternity in a divided world... “It’s important to note that Pope Francis always placed the Gospel of mercy at the centre, repeatedly emphasising that God never tires of forgiving us,” said Italian Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re, dean of the College of Cardinals, in his homily.

By Auguste Meyrat, The Stream - Pope Francis went in the opposite direction (of Pope Benedict XVI), doing his utmost to convert the Church into a leftist NGO. He prioritized the same things as leftist secular governments, had the same soft spots for dictators and communist regimes, and treated moral controversies with unbelievable flippancy. As promised, he “made a mess” by promoting shameless cronies and demoting principled detractors, allowing chronic problems to fester, and stomping on the few instances of growth in the Church.

By Brianna Morris, ABC Net - Just 10 days after Pope Francis was appointed head of the Catholic Church, he received an ominous gift from his predecessor (Pope Benedict XVI)— a large white box... There was an auspicious air to the meeting... “Everything is in here,” he told the newly appointed Pope Francis, as the two sat across from one another in the palace library... The box between them on the table contained documents relating to what Pope Francis later described as the church’s most painful abuse stories — “cases of abuse, corruption, dark dealings, wrongdoings”.