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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
Indianapolis archdiocese dispenses Catholics from Sunday obligation over ICE concerns
Indianapolis joins several US dioceses that have suspended the Sunday obligation amid concerns over increased immigration enforcement activity
Christine Rousselle
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
Pope Leo erases Rupnik, FBI spied on Catholics and a bishop expands the TLM
David Hahn on Pope Leo's quiet order to erase Rupnik's art, the FBI spying on Catholic priests and West Virginia's expanding Latin Mass
The Catholic Herald
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
Joe Schmid’s sincere search for truth
The conversion of Princeton philosopher Joe Schmid offers Catholics a lesson in seeking truth, cultivating humility and accompanying those who doubt
Clement Harrold
West Virginia diocese expands availability of traditional Latin Mass
Bishop Evelio Menjívar said the changes aim to foster greater unity among the faithful and provide for their various spiritual needs
Christine Rousselle
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