Pope Francis Appoints Father Spadaro to Culture and Education Post
Father Spadaro will assume office on Jan. 1, 2024, the Vatican said in an announcement.
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Examining the Jesuit Doctrinal Hammerlock on the Roman Curia
COMMENTARY: CDF prefect Cardinal Luis Ladaria has been admirable, yet he has had to do quite a bit of shrugging in response to the actions of his brethren from the Society of Jesus.
The Jesuit Reform That Never Happened
COMMENTARY: Forty years later, the papal correction Pope St. John Paul II directed at the Society of Jesus still hasn’t taken hold.
By Words, Actions and Omissions, Vatican Officials Weigh In on US Election
NEWS ANALYSIS: Joe Biden, whose globalist, humanitarian and politically liberal vision finds sympathizers in the Vatican, had been quick on the campaign trail to use Pope Francis’ words, despite the politician’s dissent from Catholic teaching on abortion and marriage.
Papal Adviser Writes Lengthy Analysis of Pope’s Governance and Reform
Jesuit Father Antonio Spadaro explains how discernment, inner conversion and dialogue are central to Francis’ reform rather than any set strategy or structural change.
Vatican Journal Jousts Against Imaginary ‘Ecumenism of Hate’ in America
COMMENTARY: The essay’s rhetoric of ‘inclusion’ and accusations of ‘fundamentalism’ immediately taint it with an aggressive cultural progressivism.
Father Spadaro’s 5 Traits of Pope Francis’ Pontificate
Away with rigidity of rules, mechanisms and institutions — welcome instead “incomplete thought”, discernment and mercy, says Jesuit friend of Pope Francis.
‘Not the Slightest Respect’ For Those Striving to Uphold Jesus’ Teachings
Moral theologian responds firmly and extensively to Jesuit Father Antonio Spadaro’s assertions that the final report of the Ordinary Synod on the Family “opened a door” to holy Communion for remarried divorcees
Jesuit Journal’s Entry at Odds With Synod’s Final Report
Critics say Father Antonio Spadaro’s November reflection on the 2015 synod in La Civiltà Cattolica continues to push a narrative that is contrary to Church teaching.
