
Why I Love St. Paul VI, the Pope of Humanae Vitae
Paul VI did not shy away from the suffering that would follow from reiterating the Church’s ancient teaching on contraception.
Paul VI did not shy away from the suffering that would follow from reiterating the Church’s ancient teaching on contraception.
COMMENTARY: Like his holy predecessors, Pope Francis is inviting the Church to join him.
In his speech, Pope Francis hailed 50 years of steady growth in dialogue and collaboration between Thai Buddhists and Catholics.
A letter from the Vatican’s top liturgical official, Archbishop Arthur Roche, discussing the application of Pope Francis’ new decree restricting its celebration has sparked a debate over the validity of the letter’s arguments.
Humanae Vitae offers a deep and radical affirmation of the dignity of women.
The rejection of the document's teachings has created a “vocational crisis,” Bishop Wall said, because parents are not learning to be generous with God, and therefore their children are not learning to be generous with God and to trust him with his plan for their lives.
Part II of the Register’s look at the history of the New Order of the Mass
EDITORIAL: The words of Pope Paul VI, canonized during a tumultuous 2018, are especially appropriate to consider as we begin 2019.
How do you think we can help our children and the next generation to understand the dignity of the human person, to reverse the trends of popular culture
Professor Stephan Kampowski argues the most important development of the document is for it to be better explained and understood.
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