Jeanie Hannaman

By Courtney Mares, Catholic News Agency - Amid divisions in the United States and within the Catholic Church, the National Eucharistic Congress is “a moment of unity” for American Catholics, Bishop Andrew Cozzens (the bishop of Crookston, Minnesota)... (said) the U.S. bishops’ National Eucharistic Revival, observed that a fruit of the congress has been “a real experience of unity.”... “Our society is wrought with division and especially American society with the individualism that breeds division”

By Michael J. Matt, Editor, The Remnant - Back in November of 1988, Michael Davies gave a comprehensive address at a conference in Kenosha, Wisconsin, on the main issues that motivated the rise of the Traditional Catholic counterrevolution. Everything from what really happened at Vatican II, to the suppression of the Latin Mass, to the introduction of the New Mass, to the case of Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre, to the role of The Remnant newspaper after the Council is discussed in some detail by the premier Traditional Catholic pioneer – the late, great Michael Davies.

By Fr. Roger Landry, The Catholic Thing - This week the Church in the United States has been celebrating its tenth National Eucharistic Congress, the first in eighty-three years. And a journey unprecedented in Church history is coming to a close: the 6,500-mile National Eucharistic Pilgrimage, that culminated in Indianapolis for the Congress which ends today... On the Vigil of Pentecost, May 18, four small teams of pilgrims set out, respectively, from the Atlantic and Pacific, near the Canadian border and Mexican border, traveling with the Eucharistic Lord Jesus toward Indianapolis.