An Open Letter to Cardinal Jean-Claude Hollerich, SJ
COMMENTARY: The question of who may be ordained is not a matter of discipline but of divine revelation and the nature of the Church itself.
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Luxembourg’s Cardinal Hollerich Says Women’s Ordination Essential to Church’s Future
'When I speak with the women in the parishes, 90% among us have the same opinion,' the cardinal said, adding that bishops are obliged to listen to such voices.
Cardinal Hollerich: ‘I Would Not Define Church Sexual Morality So Narrowly’
The Jesuit cardinal spoke in detail about his work on the Synod on Synodality.
Why Was the Synod So Silent on the Traditional Latin Mass?
Traditional Latin Mass communities are flourishing around the world with rising vocations and strong Mass attendance but their existence was ignored in the Synod on Synodality's October assembly and final report.
Analysis: Is the Synod on Synodality’s Focus on the Local Churches a Trojan Horse?
The mere possibility that this is what’s really going on has put those who want to hold the line on the Church’s governance structure and moral teaching on high alert.
Synod Organizer Cardinal Hollerich: Catholic Church in Africa ‘Not Afraid to Speak’
Hollerich, who serves as the relator general of the Synod on Synodality, participated in a Marian pilgrimage to Benin.
Cardinal Hollerich Demands Probe into Multimillion-Dollar Caritas Scandal
The Caritas scandal has cast a shadow over Pope Francis’ upcoming visit to Luxembourg.
Pope Francis vs. Cardinal Hollerich
EDITORIAL: The Pope’s comments regarding women’s ordination in his interview with CBS put a damper on the movement to alter the Church’s teaching on the priesthood and diaconate.
Cardinal Hollerich Urges Caution, Dialogue on Women’s Ordination
The cardinal, who has previously courted controversy on doctrinal matters, emphasized the need for ongoing discussion.
Cardinal Hollerich: The Openness of the Synod on Synodality ‘Will Change the Church’
While sometimes people had their ‘knives out’ over an issue during small-group discussions at the Oct. 4-29 assembly, eventually, an alternative solution would be discovered, the synod's general relator said.
