Leo XIV Returns to La Sapienza, Where Benedict XVI Was Silenced
Eighteen years after protests forced Benedict’s cancellation, the episode still reveals a deeper clash between faith, reason, and the fallacy of much secular tolerance.
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Pope Leo to Visit a Much More Secularized Spain Since Pope Benedict’s World Youth Day in 2011
Two experts analyze the state of the Catholic faith among Spanish youth today, noting that while Spain is increasingly secularized, the faith is growing among young people.
Pope Benedict XVI’s Centenary Celebrations Planned Across the Globe in 2027
A series of events will take place in 2027 marking the centenary of the birth of the late pope, honoring his legacy and his extensive contributions to the fields of philosophy and theology.
Three Great Lenten Themes
COMMENTARY: Pondering the annual catechumenate, our ‘adventure of God’ and deepening of friendship with Christ can prepare us for Easter’s glory.
The Papal Playlist: What the Favorite Music of Four Popes Reveals
Musical preferences offer fleeting glimpses into the interior lives behind the white cassock where memory, culture, and prayer converge.
Archbishop Gänswein Echoes Pope Benedict XVI’s Warning on ‘Dictatorship of Relativism’
The former prefect of the papal household and longtime personal secretary to Pope Benedict XVI drew deeply on the late pontiff’s philosophy as he delivered the keynote address at a conference.
‘Gaudium et Spes’ Was Clear: Christ Is the Key to Unlock the Mystery of Man
COMMENTARY: Vatican II’s often-misread final document is best understood by returning to its central claim: Jesus Christ reveals man to himself.
What the Last 3 Popes Have Taught About Mary and the Feminine Genius
Musings for this Marian month of May...
Why I Want the Next Pope to Help Lost Souls Find Their Way
Clarity is an essential role of the papacy, and when dimmed, it puts the Church and souls in danger.
Why I Want the Next Pope to Address the Moral Collapse of Our Digital Age
‘He must name the idols of our age — comfort, digital distraction, radical autonomy and indifference — and challenge us to something greater…’
