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Pope Leo XIV to ordain eight men in Rome on vocations day
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Ordinariate bishop denies report of Vatican liturgical directive
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Charity and limits: a Catholic case for restricting immigration
Catholic teaching on immigration is often reduced to a single imperative, but the tradition also affirms the duty of states to safeguard the common good
Luke Collins
The case against crony corporatism
Declan J. Ganley
Bishop Barron’s accidental liberalism
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Synodality or evangelisation: where will Leo lead the Church?
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New Christian-inspired think tank sharpens debate on French Right
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When ‘true crime’ becomes dark spectacle
The booming true crime genre raises questions about whether fascination with evil can slide into something morally disordered
Georgia Gilholy
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When rebellion loses its object
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Pope Leo: A Bridge-Builder
In his first months, Leo XIV looks like a listener: he calls synodality an attitude of openness, maintains Church teaching on marriage and sexuality, and signals cautious openness to broader Latin Mass celebration. The aim is less polarisation, deeper dialogue, a bridge builder who consults widely and will lead decisively.
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Elites blocked Maria Steen’s candidacy, narrowing democracy and silencing Catholic conservatives’ voices.
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