Cardinal Sarah: No Synod Can Invent a ‘Female Priesthood’
The prefect emeritus of the Dicastery for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments calls priesthood a ‘divine gift’ in talk at Conciliar Seminary in Mexico City.
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Cardinal Sarah Offers Ways to Deal With ‘Crisis of Faith’ in the World
Cardinal Robert Sarah gave a keynote address June 26 at La Salle University in Mexico City.
Cardinal Sarah to Theology Students: ‘The More We Know the Lord the More We Can Love Him’
Seminarians, priests, religious, and laypeople studying philosophy and theology at the pontifical university attended the Mass on May 25.
A Catechism for Troubled Times
BOOK PICK: Cardinal Robert Sarah’s latest book, ‘Catechism of the Spiritual Life,’ firmly grasps the Church’s responsibility to the poor, as well as her monastic tradition.
Cardinal Robert Sarah Pens a Guide to the Spiritual Life
His latest book, ‘Catechism of the Spiritual Life,’ reflects on the basics of life in relationship with Christ and his Church, religious liberty, the sacraments and spiritual battle.
Cardinal Sarah to EWTN News: ‘Religious Liberty Is Under Threat in the West, Too’
The interview will air on EWTN’s ‘Vaticano' program at 6pm Eastern on Sunday, Nov. 27.
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.’
Cardinal Sarah’s Sober and Gentle View of Marriage
BOOK PICK: As the Church teaches, and the cardinal re-affirms, the home is where Our Lord himself began and where his Kingdom grows.
On the Credibility of the Catholic Church
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?
Cardinal Sarah Undergoes Robot-Assisted Surgery
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.
