LifeSiteNews is looking for a new Vatican correspondent
Vatican correspondent Michael Haynes has filed his last story for LifeSiteNews.
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Articles tagged Michael Haynes
Day 2 of the conclave: John-Henry Westen in Rome
As the conclave continues, LifeSiteNews editor-in-chief and CEO John-Henry Westen is in Rome providing breaking updates from the ground.
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Secular journalists press cardinals for conclave information, ignoring strict secrecy laws
'Mainstream media have not yet understood the oath of 'rigorous secrecy' that cardinals have sworn,' said LifeSite's Michael Haynes, who says the cardinals have been getting swarmed.
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WATCH: LifeSite’s Michael Haynes discusses Pope Francis’ legacy on Fox affiliate
Senior Vatican correspondent Michael Haynes joined Fox affiliate LiveNow for two interviews about Pope Francis’ death, legacy, health struggles, and more.
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The TRUTH about Pope Francis’ death: Michael Haynes reacts
Senior Vatican correspondent Michael Haynes joins LiveNOW to discuss the Vatican’s official announcement on the death of Pope Francis. Haynes offers insight into the reported cause — cerebral stroke leading to coma and cardiac arrest — and contextualizes the Pope’s long-declining health, including respiratory issues, bilateral pneumonia, diabetes, and hypertension. Haynes also examines the broader implications of Francis’ passing for the Catholic Church, the future of the papacy, and how the Vatican is handling the historic transition. MORE: https://www.lifesitenews.com/conclave/ U.S. residents! Create a will with LifeSiteNews: https://www.mylegacywill.com/lifesitenews **** PROTECT Your Wealth with gold, silver, and precious metals: https://stjosephpartners.com/lifesitenews +++ SHOP […]
Updated: Trump has to be given credit where it’s due, but some serious concerns remain
Trump has to be given credit for doing a lot more on life and family issues than many expected. But there are still serious concerns related to his support for IVF, the abortion pill, and Israel.
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Is Pope Francis’ health worse than we’re being told?
LifeSite editor-in-chief John-Henry Westen recently interviewed LifeSite Vatican correspondent Michael Haynes about the rumors surrounding Pope Francis’ declining health, the possibility that there will be a papal conclave this year, and more.
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LifeSite’s Vatican correspondent has a message for you
Michael Haynes, our Senior Vatican Correspondent, has been on the ground in Rome exposing corruption and offering a faithful voice of truth for over two years. We hope you will continue to empower LifeSite to break critical news in the Church and world.
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EXCLUSIVE: Cardinal Müller slams synodal ‘agenda’ using the Church to promote socialist ideology
In an exclusive interview with LifeSiteNews Rome correspondent Michael Haynes, Cardinal Gerhard Müller gave his assessment and critique of the latest developments pertaining to the German Synodal Way, the Synod on Synodality, the Declaration Fiducia Supplicans and U.S. President Joe Biden’s support for abortion. Drawing on his insight as a former prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, Cardinal Müller presented striking commentary on the dangers with each topic, calling on bishops to uphold the faith and the laity to demonstrate to their bishops that they do not accept non-Catholic teaching. HELP US FIGHT THE LIES OF […]
Alleged abuser Fr. Marko Rupnik enjoys Pope Francis’ special protection
“Fr. Marko (Rupnik) slowly and gently infiltrated my psychological and spiritual world,” one of the priest’s 21 alleged victims claimed. Fr. Rupnik’s art has become infamous, with many making a close connection between Rupnik’s art and his alleged abuse. LifeSiteNews’ Michael Haynes reports that Pope Francis has since been accused of intervening on Fr. Rupnik’s behalf despite a 150-page report compiled by the Jesuits that thoroughly documents the alleged abuse perpetrated by Fr. Rupnik. Pope Francis has even invited Fr. Rupnik for speeches — and intervened within hours of an excommunication involving Fr. Rupnik. Pope Francis continues protecting Fr. Rupnik […]