I will share the story of travail, hope, and grace for the next 11 days of Christmas. Short vignettes to run on the miracle of The Hermit until the Feast of the Epiphany.

See this Instagram video by @thehermitbywells instagram.com/reel/DEFiC-io4…

Who else wants to hear Kevin Wells on Tucker Carlson Network with Tucker Carlson discussing his new book “The Hermit: The Priest Who Saved a Soul, a Marriage, and a Family.” Let’s go, Catholics! Justin Wells Lexi Ciccone

The Catholic Church’s 2018 Summer of Shame led one Catholic priest to enter into the role of a suffering victim soul for others. crisismagazine.com/opinion/the-mi…

Faithful laity pray and hope for a few shepherds of the Church willing to forge a new path. They don’t seek a New Springtime, or a synodal way. They seek a reckoning, a purification through fire. crisismagazine.com/opinion/the-mi… via Crisis Magazine

My piece today in Crisis: "If a priest is determined not to lose his soul, as soon as any disorder arises in the parish, he must trample underfoot all human considerations, as well as the fear of the contempt and the hatred of his people." crisismagazine.com/opinion/the-cu… via Crisis Magazine

Today Epiphany Communications Coach Vanessa interviews Kevin Wells about his new book, "Coached By the Curé: Lessons in Shepherding with St. John Vianney." Also Dr. Ray Guarendi joins us to look at those summer struggles families are facing. Tune in at Noon on Ave Maria Radio and the Ave Maria Radio app!

Another great article from Kevin Wells, a reminder that all things are possible with God. I encourage all to take the time to read this and pray for every priest you know Vianney, Plump, and Meyer—Indiana’s Miracle Men - Crisis Magazine crisismagazine.com/opinion/vianne…

What do a basketball player, priest, and saint have in common? crisismagazine.com/opinion/vianne… A miracle in God's heartland has given birth to perhaps the most authentic and growing Catholic revival in the West. Why? Because Fr. Meyer died to everything to live like his hero, Vianney.

Human trafficking is truly diabolical. Combating it requires a global revival—one rooted in faith and family. Eduardo Verástegui and Kevin Wells joined me for a panel discussion at the CPAC International Summit Against Human Trafficking.

Another great article from Kevin Wells… “In the Name of Every Man Who Hurt You, Forgive Me”  crisismagazine.com/opinion/in-the… via Crisis Magazine

My piece today of a Cajun priest who is changing the bayou.

I live among Acadians (in NS) part of every year. If only we had such a man here ... A Cajun Priest and the Acadian Solution to Soft Priests in a Soft Church crisismagazine.com/opinion/a-caju… via Crisis Magazine

Charlie’s martyrdom came on behalf of a Catholic hierarchy that refused to be Kirk: he confronted a modern-day Babylon. Through reason and sound doctrine, thousands were brought from tombs of confusion. He is the Baptist, whose head Herod took for daring to speak of sexual sin.

A type of bishopric anti-fatherhood has led countless priests in America to live out vocations tainted by fear, torment, and silent despair. crisismagazine.com/opinion/the-un…

Now, 25 years later, as a journalist and Catholic author who has spoken with hundreds of priests, I know far more than I ever wished to about this pattern of episcopal desertion... crisismagazine.com/opinion/the-un… via Crisis Magazine

Msgr. Wells’ legacy and the unmarked slave graves at Sacred Heart stir the sensus fidei, urging bishops to focus on saving souls over gestures in a faith-fading world. crisismagazine.com/opinion/elegy-…

Coached by the Curé cicdc.org/event/coached-… via Catholic Information Center

Fr. Joe was a typical Catholic priest. But then something changed. crisismagazine.com/opinion/the-st…