What to Read in Benedict XVI’s Secretary’s ‘Tell-All’ Book
ANALYSIS: The book, which offers insights into Pope Benedict XVI through the eyes of a direct witness, should be understood as a memorial, not an indictment.
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The Church in Europe Must Stop Being Nostalgic and Look to the Future, Vatican Expert Says
Journalist Andrea Gagliarducci, author of a book marking the 50th anniversary of the Council of the Bishops’ Conferences of Europe, says Christianity’s future there lies in fostering ‘creative minorities.’
What Is the Context of Pope Francis’ Words on the Lord’s Prayer?
ANALYSIS: The Pope’s intent seems to be to emphasize that God’s active will does not ‘tempt’ men, that, instead, the permissive will of God allows people to be tempted because of their sinfulness.
How Does the Vatican Stop Money Laundering?
ANALYSIS: A new progress report said that, despite some things that need to be fixed, the Holy See’s commitment to financial transparency meets international standards.
Naming Papal Envoy to Syria a Cardinal Is ‘Great Sign of Closeness’ From the Pope
Archbishop Mario Zenari and 16 other priests and bishops will be named cardinals Nov. 19, the eve of the close of the Jubilee of Mercy.
Remember the Copts ISIS Beheaded in Libya? This Priest Does
The Coptic Orthodox Church proclaimed the 21 men to be martyrs.
Diverse Synod Groups United in Concern Over ‘Gender Ideology’
Bishops from various countries and language groups said divorcing gender from biological sex threatens to dissolve families, parenthood and the nobility of human love.
Pope Francis’ Advisers Propose Congregation for Laity, Family and Life
The Holy Father’s council of cardinals recommended that the new congregation combine the Pontifical Councils for the Laity and Family and the Pontifical Academy of Life.
Benedict XVI: Mankind’s Greatest Challenge Is the Quest for God
‘Benedict said ‘the center of history is the living God who opened himself in Jesus Christ, and true progress is found in faith,’ according to former student Father Stephan Horn, organizer of the annual Ratzinger Schulerkreis.
Will the Catholic Church Have a Growing Role in Korean Reconciliation?
NEWS ANALYSIS: The Church has grown significantly in South Korea since the Korean War ended in 1953.
