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Perhaps before we embark on an entire program of listening, we should listen to St. Peter’s warning against frivolous and faithless Catholic interactions.

But why should Cardinal Schönborn emphasize that the Pope can change the Catechism, specifically with respect to the much-contested question of homosexuality?

The theological penetration of the Divine mind invites speculation. Pastoral action actually has stricter rules. It deals with progress in the Christian life.

The acclaimed author Anne Enright joined nine other high achievers from a wide variety of fields who were celebrated at the 2023 Trinity College Dublin Alumni Awards.

The lesson is that we are not to yearn for the past when all was well, for all was not well—or if it seemed all well, then it was the wrong sort of “wellness”.

Fr. Spitzer seeks to reconnect human perception, desire and motivation with an awareness of the existence of God and His self-revelation through Jesus Christ.

In early reports of the Synod, it is disturbing to see a preoccupation with listening and welcoming, with so little attention to the proclamation of the Gospel.

The great Catholic scandal has never been gentleness; it has always been cowardice.

Kengor’s book first covers slavery in history and among all religions before focusing on the documentary history of Roman Catholic opposition to slavery.

We might well describe this situation as