Tens of Thousands Pay Respects to Pope at St. Peter’s TEC News / AFP April 25, 2025 Over 128,000 people have already paid their respects to Pope Francis since Wednesday.
Will the Catholic Church See a Hungarian Pope? Ildikó Bíró April 23, 2025 Péter Erdő is viewed by many as a scholarly compromise candidate who could bring calm after the quasi-revolutionary leadership of Francis.
Vatican: Cardinals Prepare for Pope Francis’s funeral TEC News / AFP April 22, 2025 The pontiff will be buried in Rome’s Santa Maria Maggiore basilica.
Socialist Takeover: Monk Defending the Valley of the Fallen Forced to Leave Javier Villamor April 11, 2025 Many feel the Vatican has let down Father Cantera, a stalwart defender of the civil war memorial’s Basilica.
The NGO Pope Commits ‘Ecclesiastical Suicide’ Rod Dreher February 12, 2025 The official Catholic teaching balances charity with common sense. JD Vance understands that; Pope Francis does not.
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.
Príncipi Case: Pope’s Chief of Staff Attempted To Reinstate Convicted Sex Abuser Nick Hallett October 28, 2024 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.
A Catalogue of New Sins: A Catholic Self-Criticism Session? Hélène de Lauzun October 7, 2024 By updating the list of sins at the synod, the pontiff seems eager to send signals of political correctness.
From Toulon to Rome, Traditional Catholic Communities Still Facing a Storm Hélène de Lauzun June 27, 2024 By blowing hot and cold in its dealings with the traditional liturgy, the Vatican is plunging the faithful into disarray.
Papal Critic Viganò Facing Excommunication Nick Hallett June 21, 2024 The former Vatican diplomat previously accused Pope Francis of covering up abuse.
