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Pope Leo breaks silence on SSPX consecrations
Pope Leo XIV has publicly addressed the SSPX consecrations for the first time, identifying the Society’s rejection of elements of Vatican II as the principal obstacle to reconciliation
Public witness of faith draws crowds to Derry Marian procession
Catholics from across Ireland gathered in Derry for the first Worldwide Marian Procession, joining hundreds of shrines and parishes around the world in prayer inspired by the message of Fatima
Leo XIV’s Spanish voyage exceeds expectations
From vast Corpus Christi crowds in Madrid to meetings with migrants in the Canary Islands, Leo XIV used his visit to Spain to articulate a vision of faith, society and human dignity
Bishop Schneider: SSPX dispute centres on truth, not liturgy
The cleric argues that the Society of St Pius X’s concerns focus on unresolved doctrinal questions surrounding Vatican II rather than solely on the traditional Mass
Leo heads to Spain as Vatican communications enters a new era
As Pope Leo XIV begins a week-long visit to Spain, debate continues over pastoral priorities, while a significant appointment signals a new direction for Vatican communications
EWTN’s president Alvarado appointed to head Vatican communications
Pope Leo XIV has appointed EWTN president Maria Montserrat Alvarado as prefect of the Dicastery for Communication, marking a significant shift in the Vatican’s public-facing leadership
The Copts, the SSPX, and what everyone missed about Leo this week
While attention has focused on Leo XIV’s first encyclical, a series of significant developments have offered further clues about the direction of his pontificate
The real message of Magnifica Humanitas
Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical is framed by artificial intelligence, but its deeper concern is the spiritual condition of modern society
Leo’s first year: through the eyes of the cardinals
One year after his election, Pope Leo XIV is still revealing the shape of his pontificate as the cardinals who chose him reflect on his leadership, priorities and pursuit of unity
Pope Leo turns to AI while synodality returns to centre stage
As anticipation builds around Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical on artificial intelligence, the Vatican also presses ahead with a renewed synodal process and prepares for the Pontiff’s first visit to France
Cardinal Eijk condemns Synod study group report on homosexuality
The Dutch cardinal argued that ambiguity in the synod study group’s treatment of homosexuality weakens the Church’s proclamation of moral truth
SSPX tensions, synod fallout and Leo XIV’s delicate balancing act
Rome has warned the SSPX that proceeding with planned episcopal consecrations would constitute a schismatic act, while simultaneously reaffirming its commitment to dialogue with the Coptic Orthodox Church
Bishop Schneider leads mounting criticism of Synod’s report on homosexuality
A controversial Synod study group document has reignited concerns among critics who argue the synodal process has marginalised orthodox Catholic voices
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