Is Archbishop Viganò’s Rejection of the Second Vatican Council Promoting Schism?
COMMENTARY: In his latest ‘testimony,’ the former nuncio holds a position contrary to the Catholic faith on the authority of ecumenical councils.
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Humanae Vitae at 50: The Encyclical Still Needs to Be Properly Taught
Professor Stephan Kampowski argues the most important development of the document is for it to be better explained and understood.
‘Dei Verbum’ ‘Moved the Bible to the Center of Catholic Life’
NEWS ANALYSIS: The debate over how God reveals himself was a central part of Vatican II and continues to nourish the Church.
Vatican II Invited Mankind to Rediscover a Loving God
Pope Paul VI’s Closing Address at the Second Vatican Council, Dec. 7, 1965
Year of Mercy More Than Two Centuries in the Making
COMMENTARY: The jubilee year, with this renewed emphasis on the God who is rich in mercy extends to the 19th century and the depredations of the French Revolution.
‘Dignitatis Humanae’ and the Freedom to Serve
COMMENTARY: The Second Vatican Council’s declaration on religious liberty is just as important today as it was when it was promulgated by Blessed Pope Paul VI 50 years ago today.
The Laity: Christ’s Leaven in the World
COMMENTARY: 50 Years After the Vatican II Decree Apostolicam Actuositatem
Archbishop Chaput: What Is True Religious Freedom?
In a lecture at St. Charles Borromeo Seminary, Philadelphia’s shepherd discusses emerging threats to religious freedom a half century after the Council Fathers approved Dignitatis Humanae.
