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“There is an uneasiness about synodality among the bishops in the United States,” Cardinal Robert McElroy of San Diego said in a newly published interview, “and that accelerates opposition to where the Pope wants to go.

(RNS) — How some bishops and lay groups have become the de facto Catholic morality police.

Snippets of religious statements and highlights of events from around the world

How many are willing to have their minds changed, to desire for something from this synodal process that goes deeper than their pre-existing agenda?

LOS ANGELES (RNS) — 'He was friends up and down the social scale, at ease in the corridors of power and with the powerless,' said Monsignor Jarlath Cunnane during his homily.

Responding to critics of his January article on “radical inclusion“ for “LGBT people, women, and others in the Church,” Cardinal Robert McElroy of San Diego characterized “the moral tradition in the church that all sexual sins are grave matter” as a 17th-century innovation that is “jarringly inconsistent with the larger universe of Catholic moral teaching.

You don't have to call Cardinal Robert McElroy a heretic to respectfully disagree with some points in his recent writings about inclusivity, says columnist Michael Sean Winters.

Drawing on decades of papal teaching on peace, Cardinal Robert McElroy told an audience at Notre Dame that Catholics are facing a "new moment" in history, one that requires finding nonviolent alternatives to war.

Progressive San Diego Cardinal Robert McElroy has doubled down in his defense of active homosexuality, asserting that gay sex is not necessarily a serious sin.

The bishop of Springfield, IL, has publicly accused San Diego Cardinal Robert McElroy of “heresy” for his rejection of the Church basic moral teaching.