Jeanie Hannaman

By Kennedy Hall, Crisis Magazine - Now, I have been accused of being many things, but a theologian is not one of them. However, it seems to me that if the pope addresses a document to “all people of good will,” we shouldn’t take his words as Catholic teaching, beyond whatever bit of doctrine has slipped into the document here or there. Ultimately, Laudate Deum is more like an opinion piece written by a progressive politician for the WEF or UN than a Catholic teaching document.

By Michael J. Matt, Editor, The Remnant - From Michael Matt's introduction to the prayer and blessing which closed it and the longest standing ovation you've ever heard, this was an evening of inspiration and confirmation in the Faith... God bless Bishop Strickland, who is standing faithfully by the foot of the Cross as the Church undergoes Her passion. A solitary figure we all look to for strength, not unlike those who stood by the Cross of Christ that first Good Friday, and who must have been so edified to see at least one Apostle -- St. John (one of the first bishops) -- had not abandoned his Lord.