Trump threatens everyone. But the US cannot take on the world.
Threats to Denmark over Greenland, tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China, Europe to be hit next. Now, he alienates Arab allies by promising to empty Gaza. Trump can’t win by upsetting everyone.
Suspicion bishops’ in fighting lies behind Cipriani case
The attack by the Peruvian Bishops' Conference on a media scoop describing alleged abuse by the Archbishop of Lima smacks of revenge. He protests his innocence and answers the media and his brothers point by point.
British data confirms homosexuality is not genetic
The latest report on the British population shows that in five years the number of young people who identify as LGB has risen from 4.4% to 10.4%. Bisexuals in particular have increased. Strong generational differences. In short, homosexuality is the result of conditioning.
Post-abortion trauma, a path to healing
Post-abortion syndrome can affect not only the mother, but also other people involved in the voluntary abortion. A book by Father Jorge M. Randle, Broken Hearts, presents a three-step path to healing from the wounds of abortion. A way based on the combination of truth and love.
Japan in demographic decline, porn is to blame
The land of the rising sun is heading for sunset: the Japanese prefer virtual sex to real relationships, and the population is declining as the porn industry booms.
Sexual scandals in Benedictine monastery blocks Cardinal Schönborn’s succession
Dom Bernhard Eckerstorfer's long-awaited promotion to the chair of Vienna was aborted probably due to some links to the affair of Dom Quartier, a monk accused of sexually abusing another male.
No to a Wojtyła museum: Tusk's government rejects Christianity
The Polish Ministry of Culture is attempting to boycott the inauguration of the Museum of Memory and Identity dedicated to Saint John Paul II. Yet another demonstration of the anti-clerical line of Tusk and co, who are spending 166 million euros on yet another museum...
Church's gender revolution mirrored in film Conclave
Women who become bishops' delegates, nuns who consider the distinction between men and women outdated, cardinals who promote the LGBT agenda, homo and trans organisations at home in the Vatican. This is the current reality of the Church, and the film Conclave, nominated for 8 Oscars, is disturbing because it foreshadows what could happen...
Archbishop Schönborn: how the man for all seasons secured his survival
Cardinal Christoph Schönborn, now 80, is retiring from ecclesiastical politics. Once known for his opposition to contraception, abortion and homosexuality at the time of John Paul II, today he is a renowned interpreter of the theological innovations introduced by Bergoglio. The tactic of going with the flow has it rewards: not being cut out.
Scandal in Italy: bishop approves hamburger party in church
On 31 January, in Trissino (diocese of Vicenza, Italy), a hamburger party is planned in St Peter's Church, with the idea of attracting young people to church. An outraged group of faithful wrote to the local Bishop Giuliano Brugnotto. But, he approves the initiative contravening Canon Law and which profanes the house of God. More protests are expected.
Cardinal Parolin intervened to close blasphemous exhibition in Carpi diocese
A letter by the Vatican Secretary of State, Cardinal Pietro Parolin, has come to light during the trial against artist Andrea Saltini and Bishop Castellucci for contempt of religion, in which he expresses his disappointment at the blasphemous exhibition on show in the diocese of Carpi. And hints that he was in favour of its early closure. The lawyer representing the faithful: “We will call Parolin as a witness”.
Cardinal Robert Sarah: 'A diabolical project against the Latin Mass'
To abolish the Tridentine Mass is 'an insult to the history of the Church'. Benedict XVI had already recalled that 'the First Vatican Council did not define the Pope as an absolute monarch'. A clear no to indifferentism: "Whoever comes to salvation outside the visible boundaries of Christianity, always and only comes to it through the merits of Christ on the Cross and not without a certain mediation of the Church". This is Cardinal Robert Sarah speaking on the occasion of the presentation of his latest book Dio Esiste? (Does God Exist?) organised by La Nuova Bussola/Daily Compass.
