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Excommunicated for being Catholic? The case of Father Leonardo

An Italian priest has been excommunicated for schism, but he rejects the charge. Father Leonardo argues that he has remained faithful to Catholic doctrine, morality, liturgy, and the teachings handed down through the Church. He did not abandon Catholicism or embrace heresy. He continued preaching traditional Catholic teaching and opposing what he sees as deviations that have become tolerated within parts of the Church. Father Leonardo supports Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò’s analysis in The Capital Schism, arguing that the current situation represents a reversal of the traditional understanding of schism. Elements of the current hierarchy, he contends, have departed from […]
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Over 50,000 Catholics prepare for Fulton Sheen’s beatification

Pope Leo XIV has approved the 2026 Ratzinger Prize for Notre Dame theologian Father John Carradine, who reportedly criticized Pope Benedict XVI’s Summorum Pontificum, the document that liberated the Traditional Latin Mass. Honoring a critic of Benedict’s liturgical legacy with an award bearing Benedict’s name raises a question the Vatican has not answered: What does the Ratzinger Prize now represent? Also in this preview: Five women who accused Father Marco Rupnik of abuse say the Vatican has not contacted them since reopening the case. President Donald Trump addressed the United Nations, criticizing U.S. policies that protect children from transgender medical […]
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