Eduard Habsburg-Lothringen has become one of the most articulate advocates for Christianity, family life and Central Europe’s cultural inheritance. A member of the House of Habsburg, diplomat, author and public commentator, from 2015 until earlier this year he served as Hungary’s Ambassador to the Holy See and the Sovereign Order of Malta. Beyond diplomacy, he is known for a series of widely read books, including the bestselling The Habsburg Way, which explores the virtues that shaped the Habsburg dynasty; Building a Wholesome Family in a Broken World; and, most recently, his spirited defence of the traditional Roman liturgy in Discovering the Latin Mass, where he reflects on the enduring cultural and spiritual significance of the Church’s liturgical heritage.
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Eduard Habsburg: Why Christianity remains Europe’s foundation
In an interview with the Catholic Herald, Eduard Habsburg discusses sovereignty, ecumenism, young Christians entering politics and the enduring role of faith in shaping Europe’s future
Jan C. Bentz

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