German Catholic Bishops Call for Change to Catechism on Homosexuality
The bishop is the latest in a series of German prelates publicly calling for changes in the Church’s stance on homosexuality.
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Pope's New Doctor: A Gerontologist Who Sees COVID as Normal Disease
Professor Roberto Bernabei will be caring for the health of 84-year-old Pope Francis who suffers from sciatica and had part of one of his lungs removed in his youth.
Tensions Surface in French Archdiocese After Avignon Archbishop’s Departure
NEWS ANALYSIS: Sources indicate that the controversy that preceded Archbishop Jean-Pierre Cattenoz’s recent retirement occurred because of his conservative views, as well as the financial issues highlighted by media reports.
Amazon Erases ‘When Harry Became Sally,’ Ryan Anderson’s Book About Transgenderism
The tech giant’s action against a controversial critique of transgender ideology comes as Democratic lawmakers step up efforts to censor conservative voices online and on cable television.
In Confidential Interviews, Catholic Bishops Talk COVID, Joe Biden, Pope Francis
The cultural and political weaknesses of the Catholic Church gave rise to a common sentiment from bishops, in Maier’s phrasing: “we’re generals without armies, and the civil authorities know it.”
North Carolina Baseball Player Finds Peace in Priestly Vocation
Once-reluctant John Cuppett is now at home in seminary.
HHS Secretary Nominee Xavier Becerra Grilled on Partial-Birth Abortion, Tax-Payer-Funded Abortion
Sen. Mike Braun, R-Ind., noted Becerra’s “very extreme” record on abortion, and asked him to commit “to not using taxpayer money to fund abortions and abortion providers.”
How to Sound Like a Catholic When You Talk About Ashes and Death
A response to some bad advice given by theologian Father Ermes Ronchi in a Vatican News interview
Pope Francis Asks New Bishop of Divided Swiss Diocese to Serve for at Least Five Years
In his letter, addressed to Msgr. Bonnemain, Cardinal Ouellet indicated that the pope knew that there were serious divisions within the diocese, which dates back to 451 and today covers seven of the 26 cantons of Switzerland, including the canton of Zürich.
Archbishop Cordileone Commends Prosecution of St. Junipero Serra Statue Vandals for Working Justice
On Oct. 12, 2020, a group of activists defaced and pulled down a statue of St. Junipero Serra on private property at Mission San Rafael Arcángel in San Rafael, about 20 miles north of San Francisco.
