The Financial Times Follows Francis: Dogs Replace Children
A proper balance is needed between love for animals, affection for dogs, and the value of children. The Financial Times sides with the Pope.
The Boy Who “Helped” Pius XII Proclaim the Assumption of Mary
Confirmation of the correctness of the dogma of the Assumption of Mary came to Pius XII from little Gilles Bouhours. A significant story.
Shroud: New Study Indicates an Origin Through Radiation
Research supports the thesis that the Shroud was formed as a result of radiation emission. UCCR contacts the author, Thomas McAvoy.
Germany Bans Woke Language: No More Asterisks and Schwa
The decision to ban woke-inclusive language comes from the Minister of Culture, Wolfram Weimer.
Leo invites “We Are Church”: An Outstretched Hand to Progressives?
The surprise invitation of “We Are Church” by Leo XIV raises some questions and concerns. The most extreme progressive group.
Gay Pedophile Buys a Child Through Surrogacy
A gay pedophile from Pennsylvania legally accessed surrogacy and purchased a newborn. The case reaches the attorney general
Support for Galileo within the religious orders of the 17th century
The Church and the religious orders that supported Galileo and the pro-Copernican theses in disputes with Aristotelian philosophers.
Those young Catholics, a source of hope even for secular society
A commentary by sociologist Franco Garelli on the Jubilee of Youth. How secular observers viewed those clean but hopeful faces.
“I Also Renounced the Munus”: Benedict XVI’s Unpublished Text
Benedict XVI’s Response on His Resignation, Between “Munus” and “Ministerium”. Aware of the Conspiracy Theories, Ratzinger Rejected Them.
25 Years Ago, Ratzinger Shook the World and Religious Relativism
When Prefect Joseph Ratzinger published “Dominus Jesus” and shook religious relativism and (false) ecumenism.
