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Leo XIV embraces ‘profound change’ in Church’s stance on false religions
Leo XIV’s ‘A Journey of Hope’ rejects the Church’s historic approach to religious error as ‘defensive’ and ‘insular’ while advancing a ‘new paradigm’ of interreligious dialogue.
Minnesota priest leaves diocese for SSPX, bishop begins canonical process
Archbishop Bernard Hebda said he has opened a canonical process against Father Philip Conklin to 'clarify the situation and his status.'
Theologian laments how ‘anything goes’ in the Church now
'The loss of substance within the Church due to inconsistency is enormous,' writes Professor Hubert Windisch.
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Synod report proposes sweeping expansion of lay authority in canon law
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German Catholic church hosts concert featuring music of Taylor Swift
The use of a consecrated Catholic church for a pop music concert violates the sacred nature of the church and canon law.
Virginia bishop urges prayer, fasting against pro-abortion, pro-LGBT amendments
Bishop Michael Burbidge urges Arlington Catholics to pray, fast and vote against two ‘radically unjust’ measures seeking to expand abortion and redefine marriage.
Pro-life Canadian MP backs Pope Leo’s condemnation of euthanasia
‘Every human life has dignity, especially in moments of vulnerability,’ MP Leslyn Lewis said. ‘As the Pope warns, we must not allow legalized death to become a substitute for compassion.’