Pope Leo XIV's decision to appoint Archbishop Paglia’s closest collaborator – Msgr. Renzo Pegoraro – as the new president of the Pontifical Academy has led to confusion and disappointment.
The nomination is the first major appointment made by Pope Leo XIV in the various offices of the Roman Curia, and is being welcomed by pro-life advocates.
Pope Francis did not say anything about the Olympics’ blasphemous opening ceremony in his Sunday Angelus, and Archbishop Vincenzo Paglia, the Francis-appointed president of the Pontifical Academy for Life, claimed it ‘reveals a profound question.’
Members of the Australian Catholic Medical Association rebuked a heterodox new book from the Pontifical Academy for Life that contradicts Catholic teaching on sexuality, warning that it contains medical and theological errors.
The Pontifical Academy for Life’s prefect avoided pronouncing Catholic moral teaching on end-of-life issues in an interview with an Italian news outlet.
Responding to questions from LifeSiteNews, Archbishop Vincenzo Paglia tried to distance himself from previous statements regarding the Church changing its teaching on contraception.
Steven Mosher interviews Dr. Thomas Ward, president of the John Paul II Academy for Human Life and the Family, who warns that the upcoming Synod on Synodality could lead to a 'radical paradigm shift on Catholic morality on life and the family.'