A Listening — and Obeying — Church
COMMENTARY: God has spoken definitively in the Person of Jesus Christ; our task is to hear that Word and speak from it.
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‘Evangelii Gaudium’ — A Key to Understanding Francis’ Papacy
Many of the central themes guiding the Pope’s subsequent actions were laid out in his first apostolic exhortation.
Unprecedented Gathering of US Church Will Discuss Evangelization
July 1-4 event aims to put into action Pope Francis’ Evangelii Gaudium.
Pope Francis to Israeli President: ‘The Challenge Is to Unite’
The Sept. 3 audience focused on the political and social situation in the Middle East, giving special attention to the condition of Christians and other minorities.
The Consistent Ethic of Life and Archbishop Blase Cupich
COMMENTARY: Whatever the practical effects of Cardinal Bernardin’s ‘consistent ethic,’ he clearly intended it to awaken consciences to the particular evil of abortion.
Cardinal Schönborn on the Synod: 'I Am Confident There Will Be No Change in Doctrine'
The archbishop of Vienna believes that mercy must not only be extended to divorced-and-remarried Catholics, but also to the children and abandoned spouses harmed by family breakups.
‘Evangelize Not With Grand Words ... but With the Joy of the Gospel,’ Pope Says
“Evangelization does not consist in proselytizing, but in attracting by our witness those who are far off, in humbly drawing near to those who feel distant from God and the Church, those who are fearful or indifferent,” the Holy Father said July 7.
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Pope Francis: Faith a Criterion in Investigating a Marriage’s Validity
In an address today to the Roman Rota, the Pope highlighted ‘the human and cultural context in which matrimonial intention is formed.’
Pope Francis’ World Day of the Sick Message Reflects ‘Wisdom of the Heart’
The theme of Pope Francis’ message for the World Day of the Sick, which the Church commemorates Feb. 11, is: 'I was eyes to the blind and feet to the lame,' taken from the Old Testament.
