Pope Francis appoints heterodox bishop, loyal ‘fan’ to his former diocese in Buenos Aires
Bp. García Cuerva has previously called himself 'the most Bergoglian bishop in Argentina.'
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Articles tagged Buenos Aires
Darwin’s theory of evolution disproved? Why science can’t explain this transformation of a Eucharistic host
Today's episode of The John-Henry Westen Show is my third and final discussion with Ron Tesoriero about his work in bringing contemporary miracles to light.
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Argentine pro-lifers to rally outside Canadian embassy in solidarity with jailed Mary Wagner
The rescue warrior is facing a trial in British Columbia after facing more than four months in jail.
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Faithful German priests: Pope Francis’ teaching on marriage ‘contradicts’ God’s laws
The pope's exhortation Amoris Laetitia, with its permission to allow adulterers to receive Communion, created an 'open breach,' the German priests wrote.
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Catholics ‘not permitted to adhere to the pope’s novel teaching’: expert
The Pope's letter to the Argentine bishops 'is clearly contrary to [Revelation],' says the expert.
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Here’s how Pope Francis elevated communion for adulterers to ‘authentic magisterium’
The pope's own official interpretation of Amoris Laetitia seems impossible to square with the perennial doctrine and discipline of the Catholic faith.
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Canon lawyer tells diocese to follow guidelines allowing Communion for remarried
Priests in a U.S. diocese were instructed to follow the liberal directives issues by the bishops in Malta and Buenos Aires.
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Report: Pope Francis thanks Malta bishops for guidelines allowing adulterers to receive Communion
Is this an endorsement of the most liberal Amoris Laetitia guidelines yet?
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Granada archdiocese adopts Buenos Aires guidelines allowing Communion for ‘remarried’
Granada Archbishop Javier Martinez called 'Amoris Laetitia' extremely exciting and a 'new time ... in the tradition of the Church.'
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Pope: ‘No other interpretation’ of Amoris Laetitia than allowing communion for divorced/remarried in some cases
According to a leaked letter to Buenos Aires bishops, Pope Francis has reportedly paved the way for divorced and remarried Catholics to receive the sacraments.
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