Bishop Calls Out the “Celebrity Pope” Problem, German Bishop Defies Vatican & Latin Mass Crackdown
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Patrick Deneen’s American Odyssey describes the ongoing American struggle between the desire for restless adventure and the search for a permanent home.
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Fr. Gerald E. Murray · Aug 18, 2026
Official descriptions of synodality are contradictory slogans designed to obscure a revolutionary shift toward lay governance and Church doctrine.
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Living a moral, selfless life is itself a form of faith, even if a person claims not to have any religious beliefs.
David G Bonagura, Jr. · Aug 16, 2026
The Church must reclaim the view of priestly and religious life as a "higher calling" to effectively inspire and reverse the decline in religious vocations.
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