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Reporting from Rome — the Pope, the curia, and what's actually happening behind the colonnade.
Annual Latin Mass pilgrimage has Vatican Mass cancelled
Sources told the Catholic Herald that the Secretariat of State informed pilgrimage organisers of the Mass cancellation
Michael Haynes
Cardinal Brandmüller warns synodality partly inspired by Protestantism
“A type of synod is being proposed in the Catholic sphere, inspired in part by the Protestant model," said the German cardinal.
Michael Haynes
Academy for Life president: Catholics can support ‘imperfect’ euthanasia law
Archbishop Pegoraro weighed into the topic of euthanasia after an Italian region moved forward with assisted suicide legislation.
Michael Haynes
Bishop consecrated to fill Chinese diocese vacant for 25 years
Bishop Yang now assumes leadership of the Archdiocese of Chongqing, although questions about his links with the Communist party are prominent
Michael Haynes
Cardinal Burke praises fraternal correction in light of apostasy
“The moral relativism of our society tends to accept as right whatever a person thinks about any given moral question,” he lamented
Michael Haynes
Cardinal Burke defends Mary’s Co-Redemptrix title
The cardinal’s use of the Co-Redemptrix title is poignant and comes as a key pushback against a controversial Vatican text
Michael Haynes
10,000 pro-lifers fill London’s streets at March for Life
The continued growth of the annual March for Life forces the pro-life message into the public sphere
Michael Haynes
SSPX and the state of necessity: clarity at last?
After months of controversy surrounding its episcopal consecrations, the SSPX has set out in greater detail what it means by the ‘state of necessity’ facing the Church
Michael Haynes
Pope Leo urges Oriel College to imitate John Henry Newman
Leo XIV met with a delegation from Oriel College this morning, and urged them to draw from the Catholic foundations of the historic institution.
Michael Haynes
Hong Kong court rejects Cardinal Zen’s appeal of 2022 conviction
In a ruling issued September 3, the Hong Kong Court of Appeal rejected down an appeal to overturn a conviction linked to the 612 Fund
Michael Haynes
Cardinal Koch defends papal primacy in ecumenical work
“There can be no question of calling into question Catholic doctrine on the primacy of Peter's successor,” said Cardinal Koch
Michael Haynes
Eucharist is ‘ecological school’ says new Vatican climate text
A new text from the Vatican’s theological advisory body argues for greater theological attention to climate issues
Michael Haynes
Cardinal Burke to lead international Rosary rally in Amsterdam
America’s prominent cardinal will join with many prelates in Amsterdam this weekend, to mark the First Saturday devotion
Michael Haynes
Cardinal Ouellet wins defamation lawsuit over alleged assault
The Canadian cardinal had been accused of indecent sexual misconduct, although he firmly denied the charges.
Michael Haynes
China deal under scrutiny as Leo approves bishop for vacant diocese
The Pope approved a new bishop, selected by the Chinese state church, but questions have been raised about the prelate’s own hand in persecuting Catholics
Michael Haynes
Vatican presses Russia for peace as Pope Leo receives Britain’s envoy
Britain’s new ambassador presents her credentials to Pope Leo as Vatican diplomacy turns to Moscow and the liturgy debate intensifies in Rome
Michael Haynes
Gallagher’s Russia trip is over, what impact will it have?
Archbishop Gallagher’s brief visit to Russia comprised a series of high-level meetings with Russian officials
Michael Haynes
New British ambassador presents credentials to Pope Leo
Ambassador Sandhu takes over the reins at the British Embassy in Rome, seeking to build upon the nation’s diplomatic links with the Vatican.
Michael Haynes
Pope Leo personally ordered Vatican to stop using Rupnik images
The bishop of Lourdes has revealed that it was Leo XIV himself who instructed the Vatican not to use Rupnik’s art any more
Michael Haynes
Cardinal Sarah: Liturgy war ‘destructive’ to the Church
The former head of the Vatican’s liturgy office gave a strident critique of the current restrictions on the traditional Mass
Michael Haynes
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