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Michael Haynes
Father James Martin calls for ‘gay priests’
The prominent Jesuit has called on the Catholic Church to change its rules on seminary admission, arguing that celibate ‘gay’ men should be ordained as priests
Four German dioceses won’t increase Latin Masses despite SSPX excommunication
Four German prelates have decided not to offer more old Masses in light of the SSPX consecrations, highlighting global disparity
BREAKING: Vatican rejects claim that Rupnik has been acquitted
After reports emerged on Monday that Fr. Rupnik would be acquitted in his Vatican trial, the Holy See has rejected any such claims
Leo approves new Chinese bishop in line with China-Vatican deal
A new bishop for the Diocese of Chifeng was consecrated today in north-east China. Leo XIV approved the candidate in June under the terms of the secretive deal
Illinois bishop says SSPX are now ‘basically another Protestant sect’
Springfield’s Bishop Paprocki has issued a forceful message against the SSPX, condemning their rejection of Vatican II and papal authority
Could alleged serial abuser Fr Rupnik be acquitted?
The former Jesuit Fr Marko Rupnik might soon be acquitted from the Vatican trial into numerous allegations of abuse, according to a new report issued today
SSPX head argues ‘it is tradition’ which has been excommunicated
The SSPX Superior General has encouraged Catholics to continue their support of the Society, and protested the Vatican measures against the faithful
Papal holiday won’t put the lid on bubbling tensions
Pope Leo’s summer recess at Castel Gandolfo has brought calm to the Vatican, but the SSPX’s appeal and renewed debate over ‘Traditionis Custodes’ threaten to disturb the lull
Cardinal Sarah: Pachamama was proof that ‘paganism has entered the Church’
The former Curial cardinal outlined two incidents of Pope Francis’ papacy which caused him particular concern, which he argued were evidence of the ingress of paganism
Traditionis Custodes: ‘Superfluous’, devastating and self-defeating
The fifth anniversary of ‘Traditionis Custodes’ has revived debate over its consequences, as critics argue that the motu proprio has deepened division while strengthening interest in the traditional Roman rite
Cardinal Sarah: Gender ideology and radical Islam are ‘apocalyptic beasts’
The outspoken Guinean cardinal delivered a forceful speech in the European Parliament, condemning the promotion of gender ideology, abortion and the twisting of language
Cardinal Burke: Latin Mass ‘intimately linked’ to Church’s identity
In a new interview, Cardinal Burke has reiterated the central role the traditional liturgy has in the Catholic Church’s life, while also commenting on modern-day missionary activity
SSPX makes canonical appeal against excommunication
The Society of Saint Pius X filed a formal appeal against the Holy See’s excommunication Decree, citing Canon Law in doing so, as the group seeks to overturn the penalties
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