Revisiting the ‘Spirit of Vatican II’
COMMENTARY: Now is the time to once again return to the actual conciliar texts, and those of Pope John Paul II and Pope Benedict XVI, in order to expose the capitulation to the spirit of the age.
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In Poland, Lawmakers Condemn Disputed Report About John Paul II Abuse Cover-Up
On Thursday, Poland’s Parliament passed a resolution in defense of the former pope. The Polish Catholic Bishops’ Conference has challenged the allegations.
Polish Bishops: New Allegation That John Paul II Covered Up Sex Abuse Is Based on Reports From Communist Secret Police
The Polish Bishops’ Conference says that ‘further archival research’ is needed to fairly assess a new allegation, based on communist secret police records, made in a documentary. Previous allegations were refuted by investigative journalists late last year.
‘Lent Is a Time of Truth’
‘Open your hearts to understand and sympathize; open your hands to help,’ writes St. John Paul II.
Professor Stanisław Grygiel, Longtime Friend of John Paul II, Dies at 89
The Polish academic and married father of two passed away Feb. 20 in Rome where he had lived since 1980.
St. John Paul II: ‘The Eucharist Is the Secret of My Day’
15 quotes from the beloved saint on his love for the Blessed Sacrament
Abortion: The Sacred Idol of Our Throwaway Society
COMMENTARY: The Catholic pro-life cause is extremist, but not in the way abortion advocates assume.
Twenty Years Ago John Paul II Entrusted the World to Divine Mercy With This Prayer
Twenty years ago today, when Pope John Paul II entrusted the world to Divine Mercy, he shared his hope that the world would hear the message that God is merciful.
Companions Around the Altar: On the 20th Anniversary of My Priestly Ordination
‘I will take up the chalice of salvation and call upon the name of the Lord!’ (Psalm 116)
St. John Paul II on God’s Plan for Marriage
Submission to love is not scary. It is a balm to our human hearts.
