
Read Cardinal Sarah’s Commencement Address at Christendom College
‘Let us consider carefully the deliberations that we must undertake and the array of challenges that we face, which are grave and which are not.’
‘Let us consider carefully the deliberations that we must undertake and the array of challenges that we face, which are grave and which are not.’
BOOK PICK: As the Church teaches, and the cardinal re-affirms, the home is where Our Lord himself began and where his Kingdom grows.
COMMENTARY: Throughout two millennia, the Church has already played this role of guardian and ferryman of civilization. But does it still have the means, and the will, today?
Doctors said in a news conference Wednesday that the surgery was successful and, thanks to the robot technology, was able to be carried out in a minimally invasive way.
Prefaced by Cardinal Sarah, Father Ricardo Reyes Castillo talks about his recent novel that explores a unique partnership between a woman and a priest, in the face of the harshness of a disenchanted world and our separation from God.
The Vatican announced the English archbishop’s appointment on May 27 along with the nomination of Italian Bishop Vittorio Francesco Viola of Tortona as the congregation’s secretary and Spanish Monsignor Aurelio García Marcías as under-secretary.
During the 74th general assembly today, Pope Francis gave some preview about his upcoming decisions, explicitly mentioning the appointment of the new prefect of the Congregation for the Divine Worship and the Discipline of Sacraments.
Making up the majority in the College of Cardinals, Pope Francis elevated the new cardinal priests during a consistory Monday.
Although Bishop Maniago himself is in the shortlist to become the new prefect, many clues are pointing at Bishop Vittorio Francesco Viola of Tortona.
The cardinal recalled how many saints, visiting the basilica over the centuries, have “perpetuated this beautiful tradition” and that now it is no longer possible for priests to individually celebrate Masses on altars over the tombs of saints, leaving the altars as “mere works of art.”
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