Jeanie Hannaman

By Katherine Bennett, Catholic Herald - We were connected with a hidden wealth of Catholic orthodoxy in the belly of Cardinal Blase Cupich’s archdiocese, where the traditionalist community at St John Cantius has more vocations than the whole of the rest of the archdiocese of Chicago put together. We began our tour with a visit to the canons there, who are thriving under the inspiring pastoral vision of Fr Joshua Caswell.

By Michael Haynes, Snr. Vatican Correspondent, LifeSite News - ‘Catholics must stand firm in an inflexible non possumus’ against blessing homosexual unions, even if this ‘results in a split in the Church,’ write two theologians in their new book 'The Breached Dam: The Fiducia Supplicans Surrender to the Homosexual Movement.'... (these) two theologians outline that Cardinal Fernández’s appointment to the Vatican and his Fiducia Supplicans text are the “crowning achievement” of the pro-homosexual movement and the “powerful LGBT lobby” within the Catholic Church.

By Robert Royal, The Catholic Thing - Sociology is the softest of the sciences – according to sociological surveys – and its practitioners, with noteworthy exceptions, largely lean – and more than lean – Left. Which may explain why a recent New York Times essay seems puzzled and not a little irritated by the fact, noted by the sociologists, that conservatives are measurably happier (and have been for half a century) than liberals in our radically rabid era.

By Father Stan Smolenski, EWTN News - Our Lady’s apparitions are full of biblical imagery... When Our Lady appears, so does biblical symbolism connected to her and her messages for us... I have often wondered about certain aspects in Our Lady’s apparitions. For instance, why did she appear at Lourdes with roses on her feet? Flowers are meant to beautify our churches, homes and gardens. Mothers receive corsages on Mother’s Day. But who puts a rose on their toes?