Tag: Pope Francis
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Desiderio desideravi
Welcomed with anticipation, the Apostolic Exhortation Desiderio Desideravi by Pope Francis delivers less and different than its address to the “people of God” promises. A critical analysis shows: The overdue liturgical formation of all “dear sisters and brothers” is not the focus, but rather the cultivation of an “educated” spirituality and ars celebrandi of the…
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Pope Francis Removes some Privileges from Cardinal Burke
A news item released from the Vatican on November 28th describes Pope Francis’ removing of certain Vatican privileges from the American Cardinal Raymond Burke. Burke, well-known in conservative Catholic media outlets, has been critiqued by Pope Francis as provoking “disunity” in the Church. This marks the second incidence this November in which Pope Francis has…
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Phyllis Zagano: “Synodal discernment and women in the diaconate”
The People of God have asked. The Synod may answer. What about women deacons?
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The Council Daybook, October 11, 1962
We are invited to find unity within our Western Church, as sons and daughters of Peter, and with all Christians, as daughters and sons of Mary.
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Brief Book Review: Catholic Discordance
“Borghesi convincingly presents the hostile efforts of American neoconservative Catholics to undermine the mission of Pope Francis.”
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I Want to Speak with the Manager: A Conversation with Archbishop Roche
Christopher Lamb of The Tablet speaks with the Prefect of the CDW.
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Church — Music — Interpreters
Dialogue, dialogue, dialogue
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Married Priests?
One argument that is put forward is that if men could discern a vocation to celibacy separately from discerning a vocation to the priesthood, there would be a lower rate of sexual abuse and sexual immorality amongst priests.