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Cardinal Ruini's Final Unease
Cardinal Camillo Ruini's final testament reveals a lifetime of fidelity & a quiet but profound concern that recent directions in the Church have…
Jun 19
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Mark Lambert
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The Bishops Oppose Assisted Suicide. Is Opposition Enough?
As the Terminally Ill Adults Bill returns to Parliament, Catholics must ask whether the Church's response matches the gravity of what is at stake.
Jun 17
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Mark Lambert
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Is The Fog of Francis Finally Lifting?
From Spain's reconsideration of Amoris Laetitia to Poland's revolt against Synodality, Catholics are beginning to ask whether long-suppressed concerns…
Jun 11
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Mark Lambert
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The FBI's Catholic Problem Was Never About Extremism
How one flawed intelligence memo blurred the line between investigating dangerous individuals and treating traditional Catholic belief as a security…
Jun 8
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Mark Lambert
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Is The Church Rediscovering Reverence?
Archbishop Fisher's call to kneel before the Eucharistic Lord raises a deeper question about continuity, worship and the future direction of…
Jun 5
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Mark Lambert
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CARDINAL McELROY REMOVES WASHINGTON EXORCIST
What Exactly Did Monsignor Stephen Rossetti Do Wrong?
Jun 4
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Mark Lambert
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From "The Work of the Devil" to the Vatican's Voice: Pope Leo's Extraordinary EWTN Appointment
The appointment of Maria Alvarado marks a stunning reversal of fortune for EWTN, raises questions about the future of Vatican Communications & may…
Jun 3
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Mark Lambert
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The End of the Marian Franciscans?
Why a flourishing traditional community could no longer find a home in the Church of post Francis Britain
May 28
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Mark Lambert
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The Synod and the James Martin Paradigm
Study Group No. 9 has exposed a deeper crisis than one controversial report: whether a pastoral method once considered marginal has now become embedded…
May 14
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Mark Lambert
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Mercy, Mission and Moral Truth: The Cardinal Vesco Problem
The controversy surrounding Cardinal Jean-Paul Vesco reveals a deeper conflict between Catholic anthropology and the modern therapeutic vision of the…
May 13
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Mark Lambert
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The Silence Around Study Group No. 9
Why the muted episcopal response to the Synod’s most controversial report may reveal a deeper crisis within synodality itself.
May 13
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Mark Lambert
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Is Study Group 9 Already Out of Date?
The Synod’s report on homosexuality bears all the marks of the late Francis era. Pope Leo’s first signals suggest a very different kind of discernment.
May 9
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Mark Lambert
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