How the Vatican Summit’s Moderator Approaches the Problem of Clerical Abuse
Father Federico Lombardi published an article outlining his take on the Church’s most effective models of response.
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Full Text of Pope Francis’ In-Flight Press Conference from Poland
The Holy Father discussed this year’s World Youth Day, the recent coup attempt in Turkey, abuse allegations against Cardinal Pell, the Venezuelan crisis, Islam and violence, and the next WYD in Panama.
Greg Burke Appointment Comes as Overhaul of Vatican Communications Continues
This week’s high-profile leadership changes at the Holy See Press Office ‘represent a further step in the reform process.’
Vatican: Leak of Documents Is Illegal, Intended to Create Confusion
The director of the Holy See Press Office contextualized the leaked information and spoke of two new books about alleged Vatican financial improprieties.
Synod Day 2: Pope Affirms Doctrine on Marriage ‘Not Called Into Question’
Pope Francis also stressed the synod must ‘not be influenced by one single subject’ and must consider the wide range of issues that affect contemporary families.
Vatican Studying Possible Mother Teresa Miracle
The event under review involves the 2008 cure of a Brazilian man.
New Secretariat Is Vatican’s Latest Attempt to Improve Communications
The creation of the Secretariat for Communications, announced by Pope Francis June 27, will attempt to create a more centralized, efficient model.
Former Archbishop Faces Sex-Abuse Charges in Vatican Trial
Jozef Wesolowski, the former apostolic nuncio to the Dominican Republic, will go to court July 11.
Medjugorje Decision Will Take ‘Months,’ Says Vatican Spokesman
Warning against feeding the current rumors, Father Federico Lombardi told the Register that a ruling is not likely before the Vatican’s summer break.
