
British Deacon Slams Pope Leo for Prioritising Migrants
The comments were prompted by an alleged arson at the Basilica of Saint-Michael in Bordeaux, reflecting growing criticism of the pope’s approach to mass migration.

The comments were prompted by an alleged arson at the Basilica of Saint-Michael in Bordeaux, reflecting growing criticism of the pope’s approach to mass migration.

The largest Catholic traditionalist society has been excommunicated from the Church. What now for the Latin Mass and doctrinally conservative Catholics?

The first American pope, Leo XIV visited the island of Lampedusa on Saturday, a day that happened to be the 4th of July, when the United States celebrated its 250th birthday.

The Holy See says lay Catholics who “formally adhere” to the traditionalist movement also incur excommunication.

The traditionalist society defied Pope Leo XIV’s personal plea by proceeding with the ordinations without papal approval, risking a fresh schism with the Vatican.

The Vatican accused Brussels of applying international law selectively to suit its allies, but the Commission refused to engage with the criticism.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has accused Donald Trump of fabricating claims that she “begged” him for a photograph at the G7 summit.

Europe still inhabits the house that Christianity built. The question is whether it still understands the foundations.

The question is not whether Leo XIV has spoken well. It is whether the institutional architecture exists for any temporal authority to answer, and whether any European institution has been authorised to ask the anthropological question the encyclical raises.

After winning praise for his remarks on migrants and solidarity, the pontiff’s defence of unborn life, the family, and parental rights sparked a very different reaction.