‘Peace’ Under Pressure: Christian Armenia Faces a Strategic Trap
Critics warn that far from ending war, the Armenia-Azerbaijan deal entrenches instability and undermines Armenian sovereignty.
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Why the Upcoming Conclave Will Be a Decisive Step for Europe
ANALYSIS: While the de-Christianized Old Continent seems to be becoming irrelevant in view of the ongoing shift of Church leadership to the Southern Hemisphere, its cardinals will nonetheless maintain a key role in the forthcoming deliberations.
The Chartres Pilgrimage Continues to Grow Amid Liturgical Tensions
Overwhelmed by a surge in participants, organizers of the traditional Pentecost pilgrimage from Paris to Chartres were forced to temporarily suspend registrations just a few days after opening them.
Fraternity and Friction: Pope Francis’ Complex Relationship With the Jewish World
ANALYSIS: Pope Francis’ pontificate, marked by strong friendships with the Jewish community, was also influenced by geopolitical realities in the Global South and revealed certain risks for future Jewish-Catholic dialogue.
Catholic Reawakening: How Young Europeans Are Reclaiming Faith and Tradition
The following remarks were delivered April 2 during a panel at the Danube Institute’s conference in Budapest, where EWTN Europe correspondent Solène Tadié was invited to offer on-the-ground insights into how young Europeans are rediscovering tradition and reclaiming Christianity.
Did Monastic Life Inspire the Little Black Dress? Chanel Preserves Historic Abbey
Chanel’s signature monochrome palette — the brand’s emblematic black and white — also seems to echo the visual simplicity of monastic habits.
French Bishop Dominique Rey on the Future of the Church: ‘Christianity Is a Promise’
The prelate argues that the Church must engage with the younger generation attracted by the sacredness of traditional liturgy, while remaining firmly rooted in the teachings of Vatican II.
‘My Bold Missionary Approach Led Me to Take Risks,’ Says Bishop Rey After His Resignation
The former emblematic bishop of the Diocese of Fréjus-Toulon in France discusses the deeper reasons for his recent departure and reflects on the future of the Catholic Church.
Packed Pews: Youth Flock to Ash Wednesday Masses in France
Fueled by youth searching for meaning in an uncertain world, Catholic influencers on social media have also emerged as significant factors driving this renewed interest.
Demographic Crisis Poses a Greater Threat to the West Than Ever Before, Scholar Warns
For Mads Larsen, 20th-century feminism has created an unprecedented fertility crisis — ‘worse than World War II; worse than the Black Death.’
