Jeanie Hannaman

By Kenneth Craycraft, First Things - In 2024, the United States, along with the rest of the world, is facing a population time bomb that will have devastating economic and social consequences in the coming decades. But it is not the kind of calamity that anti-natalist doomsayers like Paul Ehrlich, author of The Population Bomb (1968), have been wrongly predicting for decades. The coming social upheaval will be a result of declining birth rates and shrinking populations. The solution to the coming catastrophe will not be fewer but more births—and to create a culture that welcomes life rather than destroys it.

By Emily Mangiaracina, LifeSiteNews - Renowned canon lawyer Father Gerald Murray denounced Pope Francis’ claim that “every religion is a way to arrive at God” as “contradictory to what Christ himself said.”... “Jesus Christ said, ‘I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life,’ and the Church teaches that there is only salvation in Christ,” Murray said ...

By Patrick J. Moran, Crisis Magazine - “Haven’t you noticed that we are two countries?”... C.S. Lewis asked this question in his classic novel That Hideous Strength, writing of a conflict at the heart of England: “something we may call Britain is always haunted by something we may call Logres.“... Two warring versions of America have battled for supremacy since the founders put their grievances in a Declaration—in truth, long before that—and each has its foundational myth... In one version of history, America, needing no permission or justification beyond the desire for self-determination ....