Aftershocks of the Latest Father Rupnik Earthquake
COMMENTARY: The whole stomach-churning affair has constituted another major stain on Pope Francis’ record on sex abuse cases.
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Ortega Dictatorship in Nicaragua Freezes Bank Accounts and Assets of Jesuit University
On Aug. 9, the regime frozen the bank accounts of the Central American University, run by the Society of Jesus.
The Curious Case of Father Marko Rupnik and the Society of Jesus
COMMENTARY: The Jesuits had an option to pursue justice for Father Rupnik’s victims and to punish him for his crimes. They chose not to do so.
Father Marko Rupnik Can No Longer Appeal His Dismissal From the Jesuits
Various media reported that the Slovenian priest would move to live in Croatia in the Diocese of Split-Makarska.
If Thy Right Eye Scandalize Thee: What Should Be Done With Father Rupnik’s Art?
COMMENTARY: Perhaps we can better understand what is at stake by comparing Father Rupnik’s career to that of Gianlorenzo Bernini.
Five Takeaways From Pope Francis’ Latest Interview
COMMENTARY: The interview with ‘America’ revealed the Holy Father channeling his inner John Paul on bishops and the Church’s Marian profile, but not with respect to the late pope’s diplomatic skills.
Catholicism in Nepal: A Small, Productive Church in the Himalayas
Christianity is surging in the landlocked South Asian democratic republic.
One Month after Murder of Two Priests, Jesuits in Mexico Decry Impunity
On June 20, Jesuit priests Javier Campos Morales and Joaquín César Mora Salazar were gunned down in a church in Cerocahui for trying to protect a man who was seeking refuge after being chased by an armed man.
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.
Pope Francis: The Saints Show Us How to Live in Communion With the Church
The Pope spoke at a March 12 Mass marking the 400th anniversary of the canonization of Sts. Ignatius of Loyola, Francis Xavier, Teresa of Avila, Philip Neri and Isidore the Farmer from Madrid.
