Archbishop Gänswein expresses hope for future beatification of Pope Benedict XVI
The former personal secretary to Pope Benedict XVI also urged respect for the usual timeframe set by ecclesial practice.
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Articles tagged Benedict Xvi
Bishop Schneider: Saints, doctors affirmed Mary as Co-Redemptrix, Mediatrix of All Graces
'It cannot be maintained that the Ordinary Magisterium could have led the faithful astray through a consistently inappropriate use of these Marian titles,' writes Bishop Athanasius Schneider.
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Our culture must re-learn what ‘freedom’ actually means
True freedom is promoted when a society recognizes that the whole person, body and soul, is an image of God.
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Pope Leo XIV CLARIFIES on marriage & family
Pope Leo XIV’s bold reaffirmation of Catholic teaching on marriage and family, delivered June 1, the start of Pride Month, signals a striking return to doctrinal clarity and a potential spiritual blooming. Drawing from Humanae Vitae and Familiaris Consortio, Leo’s words echo the legacy of St. John Paul II and Benedict XVI. The beauty of recent Vatican liturgies, including the ordination of 11 priests, has only deepened this sense of hope. The panel sees in Pope Leo the beginning of real renewal and urges Catholics to pray, watch, and stand firm in truth. U.S. residents! Create a will with LifeSiteNews: […]
Priest who maintains Francis was an antipope calls on JPII, Benedict cardinals to form conclave
While encouraging prayer for his soul, Fr. Faré maintains that Francis was not a true pope and thus the cardinals elected by John Paul II and Benedict XVI must form their own conclave.
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Archbishop Viganò: Bergoglio was installed by globalists to further the Masonic revolution
Archbishop Viganò suggested in an unreleased interview with Italian media that every Catholic will judge Francis' reign in the Vatican as 'terrible.'
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EXPLAINER: What happens now that Pope Francis has died?
With Pope Francis having died the Catholic Church now enters the sede vacante period as cardinals prepare for the papal funeral and secretive conclave to elect a new pope.
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Embryo Adoption Debate, Part 1: Is rescuing frozen children an act of mercy—or a moral violation?
LifeSiteNews is pleased to present in one article two opposed arguments on the subject of embryo adoption
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Church leaders should not misrepresent Catholic teaching when they condemn antisemitism
Ironically, dual covenant theology, while attempting to preserve good relations between Christians and Jews, actually destroys the fundamental basis of those relations.
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Did a premature conclave in 2013 invalidate the election of Pope Francis?
Apparent violations of canonical norms in the 2013 election of Pope Francis – regulations which were set by John Paul II and Benedict XVI – raise serious doubts about the legitimacy of Francis’s papacy and any upcoming papal conclave.
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