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By Robert Morrison, Remnant Columnist, The Remnant - “Form the habit of offering yourself frequently to God by saying, ‘My God, behold me in thy presence; do with me and all that I have as thou pleasest.’ This was the constant practice of St. Teresa. At least fifty times a day she offered herself to God, placing herself at his entire disposition and good pleasure. How fortunate you, kind reader, if you too act thus! You will surely become a saint. Your life will be calm and peaceful; your death will be happy.” (St. Alphonsus de Liguori, Uniformity with God’s Will)

The Catholic Herald - Cdl. Sean O’Malley (Boston) issued has asked the heads of all offices in the Roman Curia to take down the artwork of a famed priest and artist, Jesuit Slovene Father Marko Rupnik, accused of abusing dozens of adult women... The statement came from the Pontifical Commission for Protecting Minors (PCPM), for which O’Malley serves as President, and said in that capacity, the cardinal has written to the heads of all Vatican departments asking that “pastoral prudence would prevent displaying artwork in a way that could imply either exoneration or a subtle defence” of alleged abusers “or indicate indifference to the pain and suffering of so many victims of abuse.”