Pope Francis: Open Borders—but Not in the Vatican
The Pope’s unconditional welcome for migrants does not apply to his own state.
The Pope’s unconditional welcome for migrants does not apply to his own state.
It will be his first international trip since winning the U.S. presidential election on November 5th.
The disciplinary office of the Vatican swiftly reversed the order, but the effort to bypass the Church’s legal process exposes a power struggle within the Church hierarchy.
By updating the list of sins at the synod, the pontiff seems eager to send signals of political correctness.
The pontiff held to the traditional teaching of the Church on women and abortion.
Despite its significance to the faithful, the pope has no intention of attending the reopening of Notre Dame.
Freemasons are charged to erect a new and perfected tower of Babel.
“The traditional liturgy is a ‘cathedral’ of text and gesture, developing as those venerable buildings did over many centuries.”
The former Vatican diplomat previously accused Pope Francis of covering up abuse.
The pope’s response on the matter was blunt and avoids any kind of dubious interpretation.