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When Doctrine Becomes a Disclaimer
Leo XIV’s new Nostra Aetate Note reaffirms Christ as the sole Redeemer—but does it still allow that truth to govern dialogue and mission?
Sep 18
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Mark Lambert
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Is Pope Leo Really Closing the Door on the Latin Mass?
The Summorum Pontificum pilgrimage has lost St Peter’s, but gained the high altar of St Mary Major. Defeat, compromise, or something else entirely?
Sep 10
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Mark Lambert
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Whose Man Is He? Leo XIV, Lizardo Estrada and the Return of Papal Patronage
There are episcopal appointments which are surprising, appointments which are disappointing and there are appointments which seem to demand an…
Sep 4
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Mark Lambert
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The Interview We Had to Remove… and Some Big News | Off the Record
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Sep 3
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Mark Lambert
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Pope Leo Says the Liturgical Reform Was Necessary. But Where Did Everybody Go?
The Pope says Vatican II’s reforms were needed to encourage greater participation. Sixty years of collapsing Mass attendance make that claim…
Aug 27
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Mark Lambert
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A Catholic Biblical Association Without the Catholic Faith?
How can Catholic biblical scholarship remain Catholic when belief in the central proclamation of Scripture is apparently optional?
Aug 23
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Mark Lambert
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Perhaps Africa Needs to Evangelise Us Now.
Bishop Mathew Hassan Kukah has a remarkably simple explanation for why Catholicism is flourishing in Nigeria while withering in much of Europe.
Aug 21
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Mark Lambert
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Walking Together, But Towards What?
The Synod Secretariat says there can be no synodality without ecumenism.
Aug 19
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Mark Lambert
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If Synodality Is Not a Programme, Why Is the Church Implementing It?
Bishop Rob Mutsaerts asks Pope Leo to judge the Synod by its fruits. Has synodality become the very programme Sr Nathalie Becquart says it is not?
Aug 14
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Mark Lambert
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The Strange Case for Keeping Cardinal Roche
Why Pope Leo XIV’s decision not to promote Archbishop Vittorio Viola could tell us more about the future of the Traditional Latin Mass than Roche’s…
Aug 13
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Mark Lambert
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What Did Pope Leo Decide at Castel Gandolfo?
The Pope's summer retreat is over. Now comes the moment when Rome begins to reveal whether weeks of prayer, study and consultation have produced major…
Aug 8
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Mark Lambert
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Is Someone Trying to Tie Pope Leo to Cardinal Roche’s Liturgical Agenda?
Anonymous Vatican briefings are fuelling claims that Pope Leo has fully endorsed Cardinal Roche's liturgical agenda—but is the evidence really there?
Aug 3
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Mark Lambert
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