Jeanie Hannaman

By Joseph Pronechen, EWTN News - St. Vincent Ferrer earned the title preaching the Gospel powerfully and persuasively, often on the Final Judgment and the coming of the Antichrist. Even Pius II’s Bull of Canonization called St. Vincent Ferrer “the Angel of the Apocalypse, flying through the heavens to announce the day of the Last Judgment, to evangelize the inhabitants of the earth.”... Jesus will come not like his first coming in humility and poverty, but “in such majesty and power that the whole world will tremble,” began Angel of the Apocalypse in a sermon.

By Dr. Jeff Mirus, Catholic Culture - The daily news provides us with innumerable stories which could have been uplifting but instead have become horror stories because of patently bad decisions. Of course, a few stories are the direct result of good decisions. But in general, good decisions do not make news unless they are strong decisions running against the general tide of public opinion (in which case they will be widely lamented as stunningly bad decisions).

By Msgr. Charles Fink, The Catholic Thing - Father Charles Fink, on the current Vatican determination to suppress the traditional Mass: "After all, it’s a lot easier to bully a little guy who is no threat to anyone than to stand up to real bullies who have on their side most of the media, including the entertainment industry, and so much of the West’s intelligentsia."