The Crisis of the Church and the Mystagogical Option, Part I: The Mystic Principle Robert Lazu Kmita November 26, 2023 Mystical union with God is the axis around which the Christian life turns.
Conservative American Bishop Strickland Ousted By Pope Francis Chris Tomlinson November 14, 2023 Bishop Strickland, known by some as ‘America’s Bishop,’ led a prayer rally against blasphemous drag queens earlier this year.
Traditionalism and Conservatism Thriving Among Young U.S. Catholic Priests Chris Tomlinson November 12, 2023 While Pope Francis pushes back against traditionalists, progressive-minded priests are dwindling in American seminaries.
Pope Francis Seeking To Reform Conclave? Hélène de Lauzun November 11, 2023 The alleged document would exclude older cardinals from the elective process and partially allow lay people and women to vote for the new pope.
Vatican: Transsexuals Can Be Baptised, Chosen As Godparents Hélène de Lauzun November 10, 2023 The Vatican’s ‘clarifications’ will likely leave the faithful perplexed.
Ex-Jesuit Priest Reincardinated Despite Alleged Sex Assaults Hélène de Lauzun October 30, 2023 Outrage over the decision has prompted a new investigation into Father Marko Rupnik.
Cardinal Says Controversial Synod Will Be ‘Will of God’ Chris Tomlinson October 10, 2023 Many in the Catholic clergy remain concerned about questions of same-sex blessings, the ordination of women, and other matters.
Ireland’s Return to Paganism James Bradshaw October 9, 2023 The truth appears to be that Irish Catholicism was easy to abandon, because it seemed so hard to love.
Francis Breaks the Dam Holding Back Liquid Modernity Rod Dreher October 8, 2023 This is how Francis changes doctrine without changing doctrine. If you have lost the culture, neither canon law nor tradition can hold back the flood.
Catholic Movement Civitas Dissolved by French Government Hélène de Lauzun October 6, 2023 The Ministry of the Interior accused the movement of spreading “clearly anti-Semitic and Islamophobic” ideas.
