Vatican Official Says Church Should Allow Married Priests
Archbishop Scicluna, who was a delegate at the Synod on Synodality assembly last fall, added that he has previously spoken openly in Rome about his views on priestly celibacy.
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Unpacking Justice Alito’s Soundly Constitutional and Philosophically Coherent Dobbs Opinion
COMMENTARY: Alito’s opinion in Dobbs buries the ‘sweet-mystery’ court preferred by Justice Anthony Kennedy.
Is Archbishop Scicluna Headed for a Leadership Role at the CDF?
The Maltese prelate has served as adjunct secretary at the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith since 2018.
Archbishop Scicluna Named Adjunct Secretary of CDF
Malta prelate was appointed adjunct secretary of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith Nov. 13.
Scicluna: On Abuse Crisis, Church Must ‘Move From Documents to Actions’
Archbishop who helped establish first responses to the 2002 sex-abuse crisis says Church needs to ‘renew our commitment to child protection.’
Pope Francis Accepts Resignation of Chilean Bishop at the Center of Chilean Sex-Abuse Scandal
The Holy Father accepted the resignation of Bishop Juan Barros, as well as Archbishop Cristián Caro Cordero and Bishop Gonzalo Duarte García de Cortázar.
Pope Francis Admits to Making ‘Serious Mistakes’ in Chile Sex Abuse Case
In a letter to Chile’s bishops, the Pope admitted to misjudging the severity of the affair: ‘I have made serious mistakes in the judgement and perception of the situation, especially due to a lack of truthful and balanced information.’
Malta’s Archbishop: Seminarians Can Leave if They Don't Agree With Pope Francis
Instruction comes as it emerges priests who disagree with bishops’ interpretation of Amoris Laetitia are being bullied and intimidated.
The Puzzling Backstory to Controversial Maltese Directive
Sudden changes in approach to doctrine, episcopal rivalries, and a swift drafting process are some of the factors that led to the contentious document.
