Head of Italian bishops says ‘the end of Christendom is not a defeat’
Cardinal Matteo Zuppi has described secularization as a providential opportunity to free the faith from 'constraints of power and culture.'
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Articles tagged Matteo Zuppi
Italy restores October 4 as national public holiday in honor of St. Francis of Assisi
‘The national holiday will be an opportunity to celebrate an extraordinary man and remind us, every year, who we are and what unites us profoundly,’ Italy's prime minister said.
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Archbishop Viganò: Vatican-China deal is essential to globalist plans for a New World Order
Millions of persecuted Chinese Catholics face betrayal by a corrupt clergy backing Beijing’s communist regime, compromising the Catholic faith and independence of the Church.
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Cardinal Zuppi could be pope: who is he?
The cardinal’s record raises red flags on morality, liturgy, and doctrine, though he’s carefully appealed to both sides of the Church’s political divide to maintain broad support.
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Pope Francis holds confidential meeting with Ukraine’s Zelensky
Zelensky’s meeting with Pope Francis Friday morning was a confidential discussion, whilst his meeting with the Holy See Secretary of State focussed on the war, humanitarian issues and ways to bring 'just and stable peace in the country.'
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Head of Italian bishops’ conference welcomes papal document permitting blessing same-sex ‘unions’
Cardinal Matteo Zuppi, president of the Italian bishops’ conference, has endorsed Pope Francis' controversial declaration allowing blessings for homosexual 'couples.'
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FULL LIST: Where do bishops stand on blessings for homosexual couples?
Catholic prelates across the world are divided in their stance on the highly controversial document Fiducia Supplicans from the Vatican.
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Vatican relaxes rules on storing ashes of the dead in striking departure from tradition
'A defined and permanent sacred place can be set aside for the commingled accumulation and preservation of the ashes of deceased baptized persons, indicating the identity of each person so as not to lose the memory of their names,' Cdl. Fernández wrote.
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Italy’s bishops giving millions to papal confidant’s illegal immigration scheme: report
According to Italian media reports, Luca Casarini’s work aiding illegal immigration was being bankrolled by millions of Euros from Italian bishops, and this is largely due to significant friendship from the Pope, from key cardinals in the Vatican, and from the head of the Italian Bishops’ Conference.
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Archbishop Viganò: World Youth Day has confirmed Bergoglio’s plan to provoke a schism
‘Let us prepare ourselves for a crescendo of unprecedented provocations: time bombs ready to explode in order to sow disorientation, confusion, and division.’
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