Jeanie Hannaman

By Fr. Shenan J. Boquet, Human Life International - Many developed nations already have, or are considering, legalizing assisted suicide and euthanasia... Many recent stories, for instance, suggest that many doctors are casually offering suicide as a “treatment” to patients... St. Therese (once stated) “Watch carefully,” she told her sister, the mother superior of her convent, “when you will have persons a prey to violent pains; don’t leave near them any medicines that are poisonous. I assure you, it needs only a second when one suffers intensely to lose one’s reason. Then one could easily poison oneself.”

By Robert Morrison, Remnant Columnist, The Remnant - As distressing as all this seems, we now have a situation in which many of the worst heretics are gathering in the anti-Catholic Synodal Church, thereby separating themselves from the Catholic Church. Those faithful bishops who remain in the Catholic Church may eventually come to the conclusion that the Synodal Church’s neutered Bishop of Rome cannot also be the Successor of Peter for the one true Church. If that happens, we can pray that they would cooperate with God’s grace to elect an actual Catholic pope, who would then restore the Traditional Latin Mass, repudiate the errors that have proliferated since Vatican II, and properly consecrate Russia to the Immaculate Heart of Mary. 

By Michael Pakaluk, The Catholic Thing - A Christian should never be angry.  So Jesus seems to teach in the Sermon on the Mount: “You have heard that it was said to your ancestors, ‘You shall not kill; and whoever kills will be liable to judgment.’ But I say to you, whoever is angry with his brother will be liable to judgment.” (Matthew 5:21)  He seems to forbid anger not on the attenuated utilitarian grounds that it can lead to murder, but on the fuller and deeper grounds that there is something of murder already implicit in anger.

By Jules Gomes, The Stream - Lepanto Institute Founder and President Michael Hichborn (said) “For the last 15 years, I have personally investigated and exposed the activities of hundreds of organizations receiving funds from the CCHD. During that time, bishops and officers of the CCHD have gone to great lengths to deny that there are any problems with CCHD grantees while continuing to ask for funds.”... Hichborn noted that “the usual suspects of the Revolutionary Left” had “published several articles begging the U.S. bishops to keep the CCHD in place” and “one of the CCHD’s most favored networks of grantees — the Gamaliel Foundation” had written to the USCCB asking them to continue the disbursement of grants.