Jeanie Hannaman

By Fr. Nnamdi Moneme, OMV, Catholic Exchange - There are so many things that we cannot explain or understand about such evil in our times. The fact that we cannot also predict these evils or avoid them adds to our fears. Our future appears both uncertain and scary. How can we ever find peace in such a chaotic world with violence that we cannot predict, avoid, or understand?

By Bishop Robert F. Vasa, EWTN News - The chancery was also in the heart of a severely fire-damaged part of the city but fortunately was entirely spared. I am not able to go to the chancery since it remains in the mandatory evacuation zone. Also, the power is out in that area so there is no possibility of working from there today and for the unforeseeable future.

By Diane Montagna, LifeSiteNews - In this interview, Pierantoni explains how Amoris Laetitia Chapter 8 skillfully interweaves the authentic Catholic doctrine about extenuating circumstances with the heterodox concepts of situational ethics, according to which there are “no intrinsically evil actions” and, in some situations, “what is normally evil may be the right choice, so it can objectively be a good act.”