Gaza, war without limits. The siege of the small Christian community
There are no more limits or any rules to the engagement in Gaza. The siege on the Catholic parish of the Holy Family where Israeli snipers without reason, also killed two volunteers, is proof. The battle also rages in the West Bank. Appeal for peace by Patriarch Pizzaballa.
Israel is in a dead end
If annihilating Hamas is a legitimate goal, to achieve it by any means, is not. In fact, Netanyahu government's military action raises major political-strategic and moral problems.
- Israeli attack on Catholic parish in Gaza
'New' Poland is born anti-Catholic
Prime Minister Donald Tusk's new government takes shape under the banner of the Brussels agenda: loss of sovereignty, ecologism, abortion rights and LGBTQ+ rights.
Academia Christiana alarms France more than terrorists
Government Minister Darmanin aims to disband the Christian association deemed subversive, while jihadists shed blood on French soil and a self-styled anti-fascist and truly violent movement is invited to the National Assembly.
Saint Rita Of Cascia magazine teaches homoheresy
The bimonthly magazine Dalle api alle rose (From bees to roses), edited by the Monastery of Saint Rita of Cascia, devotes an entire issue during the Christmas period to the legitimisation of homosexuality in the Church, misrepresenting the Bible and even the Saint for impossible causes. Confusion between sin and sinner.
The truth of the Immaculate Conception triumphed at the Sorbonne dispute
Year 1305: Duns Scotus appeared at the Sorbonne for the dispute between himself and all the professors opposed to the Immaculate Conception. The blessed refutes the 200 objections one by one, presenting arguments that would be decisive for the definition of the dogma.
The power of the Pope, a service to the transmission of the faith
This is the second part of the in-depth study on the power of the Roman Pontiff: the preservation of the depositum fidei is the priority and inescapable requirement of his ministry.
- First part: The Pope's power is supreme, but not absolute or unlimited, by Geraldina Boni
Burke’s Eviction, the Papacy loses out
Despotic decisions and communication through 'friends. These are serious gestures which show substantial contempt for the Church’s institution and the Papacy to lose credibility.
- The Pope's power is supreme, but not absolute or unlimited, by Geraldina Boni
The Pope's power is supreme, but not absolute or unlimited
The first part of a two-part in-depth study on papal power: not a personal status of superiority or domination, but a task of care and service, with precise limits.
"My Beautiful Warrior lndi Gregory"
We publish the letter that Dean Gregory wrote for Indy and was read at the funeral held on 1 December in Nottingham Cathedral.
Indi, a funeral that speaks of Heaven
Yesterday, the funeral of little Indi Gregory, the seriously ill eight-month-old girl who was put to death by English doctors and judges for her 'best interests', was held in Nottingham's Catholic cathedral. The bishop McKinney: 'There is a special place in Heaven for children like Indi'.
- "My beautiful warrior Indi Gregory", by Dean Gregory
Burke case puts faith at stake
The international news commentaries that the Pope intends to confiscate Cardinal Burke's home and salary focus on political and party logic, but miss the point. Instead, it is the very nature of the Church which is at risk.
