Conclave To Begin on May 7th TEC News / AFP April 28, 2025 The next pope will be chosen by 135 cardinals who are eligible to vote.
Young Brits Favor Catholicism Over Anglican Church Hélène de Lauzun April 14, 2025 The younger generations, in search of meaning, no longer find what they are looking for in a church that is too submissive to progressivism.
Spanish Bishops Call for Granting Legal Status to 500,000 Illegal Immigrants Javier Villamor April 2, 2025 Advocating an unpopular migration policy amid outrage over the church’s support for secularizing a Civil War memorial seems a strategic misstep.
Thousands Defy Secularization at Valley of the Fallen Mass Javier Villamor March 31, 2025 The Spanish government’s intention to desacralize the Civil War monument is viewed by many as another affront to Christians.
The Tusk Coalition’s War on Poland’s Catholic Identity Artur Ciechanowicz March 8, 2025 “This law has only one purpose—to gag people and imprison them for opinions that, in a democratic state, they have the right to express.”
Beyond Francis: Will His Controversial Legacy Be Continued? Gaetano Masciullo March 1, 2025 It is unclear which direction the Church will move in once Pope Francis’s reign comes to a close.
Pope Francis: Open Borders—but Not in the Vatican Hélène de Lauzun January 16, 2025 The Pope’s unconditional welcome for migrants does not apply to his own state.
A Case for Seasonal Awareness Maria Fredriksson December 29, 2024 Seasonal festivals have disappeared because modern man’s experience of food is tied to the supermarket.
Notre Dame Reopens: Ancient Glory vs. Modern Disaster Hélène de Lauzun December 9, 2024 By choosing modernity and ugliness, the re-opening ceremony at Notre Dame was a huge missed opportunity to speak to the greatest number of people.
St. Junipero Serra: An Unjustly Controversial Figure Brian Gabriel December 3, 2024 The churches Serra founded represent the last reach of the old order in the New World.
