One Academic to Others: A Brief for Prudence on the Case of the John Paul II Institute
COMMENTARY: There is a synergy among these institutes that may unfortunately change should any one of them take on a ‘different direction.’
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New ‘Declaration of Truths’ Affirms Key Church Teachings
The document, whose signatories include Cardinal Raymond Burke, upholds key doctrines in areas ranging from the Eucharist and marriage to capital punishment and clerical celibacy.
The Puzzling Pontificate of Pope Francis
COMMENTARY: The worthy signatories of the open letter accusing the Pope of heresy are attempting to interpret in a precise way a teaching style that is not intended to be precise.
Theologians Accuse Pope Francis of Heresy
An open letter, made public April 30 and signed by 19 individuals, asks the Catholic bishops of the world to take action against the Pope.
Pope Says Abortion Reflects Nazi Mentality
This weekend Pope Francis again stressed God’s vision of the family and the evil of the murder of children.
Poland’s Bishops Say ‘Amoris Laetitia’ Continues Catholic Teaching on the Family
The bishops, at their plenary assembly in Warsaw June 8, said the Pope’s exhortation is ‘an expression of his concern for the good health of marital love in the family.’
Pope Francis’ Intercommunion Reversal
COMMENTARY: Three weeks after he instructed the German bishops to find a ‘possible unanimous’ solution on their own, the Holy Father told them to abandon their proposal instead.
There’s a Lot to Like in ‘Amoris Laetitia’
COMMENTARY: Theology of the body is alive and well in Pope Francis’ ministry and his vision for the Church.
‘Amoris Laetitia’ vs. ‘Veritatis Splendor’: You Say You Want a Revolution?
COMMENTARY: ‘The Joy of Love’ threatens the moral foundation of the Church.
‘Amoris Laetitia’ Remains Amorphous
ANALYSIS: Upon the second anniversary of the apostolic exhortation, bishops continue to be divided about its implementation.
