Vatican to Publish Document on ‘Moral Questions’ Regarding Human Dignity, Gender, Surrogacy
The new document will be discussed during a press conference April 8 from Rome.
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Archbishop Fernández Outlines His Vision as the Vatican’s New Doctrinal Chief
The new prefect of the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith also makes some bold assertions in a lengthy interview with the Jesuit publication ‘La Civilta Cattolica.’
Archbishop Fernández Clarifies His Warning Not to Judge the ‘Doctrine of the Holy Father’
The Vatican’s new doctrinal chief says he was referring to the Pope’s unique charism to ‘confirm the brethren in the faith.’
Exclusive: Archbishop Fernandez Warns Against Bishops Who Think They Can Judge ‘Doctrine of the Holy Father’
The Vatican’s new doctrinal chief also discusses his openness to same-sex Church blessings, shares his thoughts on the German Synodal Way, and explains his approach to safeguarding doctrine.
‘Veritatis Splendor’ at 30: Unpacking Pope St. John Paul II’s Profound Christological Vision
COMMENTARY: Karol Wojtyla believed that the crisis of our time was centered on the question of human dignity, and the grounding of that question in what it means to be human in the first place.
Observing the Changing of the Guard at the Vatican
ANALYSIS: The sudden departure of a secretary shows that the Pope does not have a team; he has a small number of longtime friends.
Pope Francis Continues ‘Legacy’ Appointments in Naming Archbishop's Fernández’s Successor
Archbishops in key cities such as Madrid, Buenos Aires, and Brussels were all younger than 60 at the time of their appointments and therefore will be likely to play a decisive role in shaping the public face of the Church.
Eight Takeaways From the Pope’s Latest Selection of Cardinals
COMMENTARY: While some of the appointments were expected there were also some surprises, as has been customary during his papacy.
Cardinal-Elect Fernández’s Week in the Media Leaves Questions Unanswered
ANALYSIS: In the eight days between his appointment to head the DDF and the announcement that he will be made a cardinal, he has had a lot to say — but his public comments have brought up as many questions as they’ve answered.
BREAKING: Pope Francis Names 21 New Cardinals, Including Archbishop Fernández
Since his election in 2013, Pope Francis has created 121 cardinals from 66 countries at eight consistories.
