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Category: National Catholic Register
Courage Director: Synod Report ‘Wounds the Church’
Father Brian Gannon argues how ‘intellectually dishonest’ document departs from Scripture and 2,000 years of Church teaching on
Cardinal Eijk: Same-Sex Synod Report Must Be Forcefully Refuted
By elevating such testimonies without doctrinal commentary, the report effectively normalizes homosexual relationships within a Church context. The
From Rerum Novarum to Today: Pope Leo XIV Prepares to Add His Voice to the Church’s Social Teaching
During his recent apostolic trip to Cameroon, the Pope called on Catholic university students from central Africa to
Pope Leo’s Welcome Act of Remembrance and Tribute — and Reconciliation
COMMENTARY: John Paul explicitly attributed his survival of the shooting to the intercession of Our Lady of Fatima.
AI and the Worker: Rerum Novarum’s 135-Year-Old Warning
Pope Leo XIII’s foundational encyclical prompts us to ask: Will AI amplify or replace human capacities? Every technological
Leo XIV and the Challenge of Tradition
ANALYSIS: Leo XIV finds himself caught between two sides, both particularly stubborn. The great goal of Leo XIV’s
US ‘Welcomes’ Vatican Input on AI Regulation, Says Ambassador Burch
The U.S. ambassador to the Holy See also proposed a destination for a hypothetical papal visit to the
Pope Leo XIV: The End of the Pragmatic Approach
ANALYSIS: The way Leo XIV addressed the blessing issue marked a necessary discontinuity with his predecessor. The press conference
Can Unity Be Built Without Truth? Lessons From Sarah Mullally’s Vatican Visit
COMMENTARY: If ecumenism is to have integrity, it must be built not on gestures that obscure reality, but
Was Pope Leo XIV Offering His African Audiences a Preview of His New Encyclical?
ANALYSIS: In recent months, the Pope has returned several times to the themes of social doctrine. In Africa,
Who Is Pope Leo’s New ‘Sostituto’ for the Secretariat of State?
ANALYSIS: 3 key features of Archbishop Rudelli’s appointment. In the complex organizational structure of the Vatican Secretariat of
What the World Missed When the Pope Returned to St. Augustine’s Homeland
COMMENTARY: At the Basilica of St. Augustine, Pope Leo XIV pointed beyond the headlines and recalled Augustine’s vision
The Mystery of St. George and the Dragon
Why is an early martyr most famous for something he probably didn’t do? A brave soldier slaying the
St. Anselm of Canterbury, Pray For Us
St. Anselm of Canterbury defended the Church, gave us an important proof for God’s existence and taught us
Leo XIV’s First Holy Week: The Appeals for Peace and the Holy See’s Voice in Today’s Media Climate
ANALYSIS: Leo presents faith as the foundation of the Church’s message to the world, emphasizing the power of
Before becoming bishop, Pope Leo kept an all-night vigil with this saint
On the eve of his ordination in Chiclayo, the future pope traveled to a small town in northern
The Making of Vatican II’s ‘Dignitatis Humanae’ Offers Lessons on Religious Freedom
COMMENTARY: As the SSPX moves toward unauthorized episcopal ordinations, Vatican II’s path to ‘Dignitatis Humanae’ sheds light on
Leo XIV’s Augustinian Vision: A Church ‘Made Restless by History’
COMMENTARY: The Pope’s call to be ‘made restless by history’ points to a path of honest engagement with
Middle East’s Dwindling Christians in the Crosshairs — Again
Attacks and counterattacks between Israel and Hezbollah, an Iranian-backed militia, have created a dire situation for Christians in
‘An Apostle of Peace’: Bishop Prepares for Pope Leo XIV’s Historic Visit to Algeria
Bishop Diego Sarrió Cucarella hopes the pastoral visit will lead to ‘hearts opening to peace, a renewed commitment
Pius XII Expert: No Serious Historian Can Call Him ‘Hitler’s Pope’
On the 150th anniversary of Pius XII’s birth, Emilio Artiglieri pays tribute to the late wartime pontiff and
The SSPX Rupture With Tradition
COMMENTARY: The Society of St. Pius X’s latest rejection of Vatican overtures must be called out for what
The Casaroli Myth Vs. the Historical Record
COMMENTARY: The Italian cardinal’s Ostpolitik diplomacy is considered a key to the collapse of European communism. It was
7 Things to Know About Bishop Varden, Pope Leo’s Lenten Retreat Master
The Norwegian Trappist monk chosen to preach the Vatican’s Lenten retreat once called himself an atheist — and
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