Catherine of Siena, the Saint Who Brought the Pope Back to Rome
On her feast day, we remember the role of Saint Catherine of Siena in bringing the Pope back from Avignon […]
Cardinal Marx: €14,000 Isn’t Worth Betraying Fiducia supplicans
What does Fiducia supplicans really say, and why are the German bishops betraying it? Leading the charge is Card. Reinhard Marx.
Pope to Sarah Mullally: “New problems” between Catholics and Anglicans
Pope Leo XIV meets Archbishop Sarah Mullally, citing new Catholic–Anglican challenges while affirming dialogue.
Msgr. Gänswein Debunks Myths About Ratzinger and Pope Francis
The personal secretary clears away the myths. A clear interview with Msgr. Gänswein: “Only one Pope; the other was emeritus.”
The Myth of Church Opposition to Heliocentrism: Copernicus Did Not Hide
The false myth of the Church’s opposition to heliocentrism. Not only did Copernicus not keep his ideas secret, but he […]
Ratzinger’s Resignation: Vatican Inquiry Is Merely a Routine Procedure
The Promoter of Justice confirms a case file on Andrea Cionci’s petition regarding the resignation of Benedict XVI. A routine […]
Rehabilitating Hans Küng? A Bad Idea, Rightly Rejected
From Germany comes a call for Leo XIV to rehabilitate dissident Hans Küng. A theologian objects: it would undermine the magisterium.
Regnerus on Same-Sex Parenting Challenges: “Evidence Supports My Findings”
Guest of UCCR is researcher Mark Regnerus, whose study on same-sex parenting has been recognized by scholars at Cornell University.
Just what we needed: a theologian takes aim at the Pope’s Way of the Cross
The bizarre accusations of Claudia Paganini against the Pope: from alleged patriarchy in the Way of the Cross to his apostolic journeys.
Germany: The Pope Appoints a Guardian of Orthodoxy
Faithful to the Pope and not to the spirit of the world. Leo XIV’s choice of Archbishop Hubertus van Megen […]
