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Library : Synodality versus True Identity of the Church as Hierarchical Communion - Vimarsana News

Library : Synodality versus True Identity of the Church as Hierarchical Communion

Synodality versus True Identity of the Church as Hierarchical Communion This Address was given by Cardinal Raymond Burke at the International Conference “The Synodal Babel” held at Teatro Ghione, Via delle Fornaci 37, Rome on October 3, 2023.

Can the Vatican control the synod narrative? - Vimarsana News

Can the Vatican control the synod narrative?

Pope Francis sees secrecy as paramount for ensuring that synod participants can speak freely. But what if people start talking anyway?

Massive Changes Could Be Coming From the Vatican. Conservative US Catholics Are Mad as Hell. – Mother Jones - Vimarsana News

Massive Changes Could Be Coming From the Vatican. Conservative US Catholics Are Mad as Hell. – Mother Jones

Pope Francis gathered Catholics from across the world to decide rules on same-sex unions and women’s involvement in the church.

ABC, CBS Hype Pope Francis Abandoning Catholic Teachings on Gay 'Marriage' - Vimarsana News

ABC, CBS Hype Pope Francis Abandoning Catholic Teachings on Gay 'Marriage'

On Wednesday, Pope Francis held a meeting with Catholic bishops on the future of the Catholic Church. One such proposal was to “not stand in the way of blessings of same-sex unions in the church.” This was in direct opposition to the teachings of the church. Unsurprisingly, ABC’s World News Tonight, and CBS Evening News had no issue with these heretics and decided to uncritically promote the idea of allowing same-sex “marriage” in the Catholic church. 

After conservative attack, pope calls on synod to set aside politics - Vimarsana News

After conservative attack, pope calls on synod to set aside politics

VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis called on Catholic leaders on Wednesday (Oct 4) to set aside politics and work to make the Church more welcoming for all, as he opened a global meeting that conservative critics say risks "poisoning" the faith. Delivering a homily in St Peter's Square at the start of the first global gathering of Church leaders, or...