Fratelli Tutti does not read like an encyclical but rather like the dialogue that Francis has maintained from the beginning of his pontificate with agnostics
An Asia News Agency report of February 7, 2018, informed its readers about surprising statements by Msgr. Marcelo Sánchez Sorondo, chancellor of the Pontifical Academy
The other day, during Sunday Mass in a leading parish in Milan, the celebrant revealed a chilling fact: after the reopening, in the Ambrosian diocese,
There is something almost biblical about the present chaos and confusion. It defies a secular explanation or narrative by its immense scope. Not so long
COVID and the Family Crisis Had the family kept its natural and traditional structure, instead of being shaken by modern trends, the COVID-19 pandemic would
When Antifa and other groups’ militants took over a six-block section of Seattle’s Capitol Hill precinct, the liberal media treated the occupation lightheartedly. They portrayed
With the COVID-19 pandemic now retreating, a period of reflection begins. Can we learn anything from what happened? Among the lessons that…
The COVID-19 pandemic has once again raised a theme that had been the focus of heated debates in recent years: divine retribution. Can God punish?
The COVID-19 pandemic has also shown the worst side of the crisis that has gripped Holy Mother Church for more than half a century: the conscious and voluntary abandonment of her saving mission by so many pastors.
Someday, when historians study the huge crisis triggered by the coronavirus, they will ask many questions they may already have some elements to answer. Amid
