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Former Jesuit, Editor of Aufbruch, Accuses Pope of “Collaboration” with Argentine Dictatorship
Niederberger attended several contemplation courses in the late 80s with Jesuit teacher of meditation Franz Jalics.
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Cardinal Bergoglio’s Letter to the Catechists of the Archdiocese of Buenos Aires
“Joy is certainly good. But ‘enthusiasm’ isn’t enough.” – ElizD
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Pope Photos
Why do you suppose Pope Francis doesn’t use “PP”?
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Guessing How Pope Francis Might Treat the U.S. Sisters
“The most we can hope for is that the Italian method is followed where it quietly slips to the background and life goes on,” Sister Simone Campbell said.
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What did the pope really tweet?
A new translation scandal is brewing in the deepest heart of the Vatican.
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Cardinal Bergoglio (Pope Francis) Clashed with New Religious Order; Cardinal Sodano Came to Its Defense
Argentine media report that Cardinal Bergoglio, now Pope Francis, clashed with the very conservative religious order “Institute of the Incarnate Word,” founded by Fr. Carlos Miguel Buela in Argentina in 1984.
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Reuters/IPSOS poll: 94% of U.S. Catholics Have Favorable Impression of Pope Francis
Pope Francis has made a good impression so far in the United States among Catholics and non-Catholics. Only 60% of American Catholics had approved of the selection of Pope Benedict in 2005.
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Catholic News Service: Doubts and Regrets Among Some in the Vatican About Pope Francis’ ‘Abrupt Change in Style’
“Especially within the Vatican, there are surely many who inwardly regret the clear signs that informality will be the rule in this pontificate. After all, honors and decorations are among the few worldly rewards legitimately available to those in the hierarchy.”
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