Jeanie Hannaman

By Catholic World Report, CWR Staff - Vatican (kath.net) “When I look at the Gospel sociologically, then yes, I am a communist, and Jesus is one, too.”... With this dictum, Pope Francis explains the intention of the Gospel. In doing so, he approximates communism with Christianity, even puts it on the same level, since it allegedly exhibits an intention compatible with that of Christianity. This assessment gives rise to the suspicion that he does not regard the teachings of communism as reprehensible, but that, on the contrary, they can also be used to lead a life under Christian auspices.

By Alyssa Murphy, EWTN News - In a word that he himself used early on in the now-viral commencement speech that hit on fatherhood, homemaking, protecting life and so much more, Butker dared to be “countercultural.” As Kathleen Parker put it in The Washington Post, “The man is a revolutionary.”... Butker said succinctly: “Our Catholic faith has always been countercultural. Our Lord, along with countless followers, were all put to death for their adherence to her teachings.”