Jeanie Hannaman

By Rev. Jerry J. Pokorsky, The Catholic Thing - Subservience is ever ancient, ever new. In that respect, the hierarchy of the Church is not much different than the hierarchies of business and government. But servile obedience can foster a culture of self-destructive tyranny even within the institutional Church... By God’s design, the Church is a hierarchy, not a democracy. The successor of Saint Peter is at the top of the pyramid – or, from another point of view, at the bottom of an inverted pyramid. The office of the papacy identifies the pope as the “servant of the servants.”

By David Brady, Crisis Magazine - One of the most fascinating aspects of politics in the late-19th century was the deeply ideological nature of discourse. Average citizens had opinions not just on hot-button social issues and perhaps loose convictions on the size of government, but they had opinions on complex topics like monetary policy as well... Monetary policy is a term that scares normal people... But monetary policy is vitally important, and it should be cared about once more, especially by Catholics.