Syllabus Of Errors Archives

Vatican honors Hinduism, Islam with dance celebration on anniversary of Nostra Aetate

During the dances at the Vatican, a woman alternately held up signs with an 'Om' Hindu symbol, a picture of a crucifix, and an Islamic crescent and moon.

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Emily Mangiaracina

• Oct 29, 2025

Church teaching may develop, but that does not mean it can change

The content of dogma and the core of doctrine are immutable. God does not deceive, and the truth is not relative.

Opinion

Timothy J.A. O'Donnell

• Sep 25, 2025

Bishop Schneider: Next pope must ‘abrogate and condemn’ Francis’ errors

Speaking to popular Catholic podcaster Dr. Taylor Marshall, Bishop Schneider affirmed the need for the next pope to condemn the errors of Francis' various documents and expressions.

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LifeSiteNews staff

• Apr 8, 2025Apr 9, 2025

What would the pre-Vatican II popes tell us if they were alive today?

If we were able to go back in time and ask the pre-Vatican II popes what would happen if subsequent generations ignored their warnings by embracing the errors they had condemned, they would surely tell us that such folly would bring about widespread calamity and apostasy.

Opinion

Robert T. Morrison

• Dec 23, 2024

Francis praised Marxists? Here’s what the Church actually teaches about their evil ideology

'Religious socialism, Christian socialism, are contradictory terms; no one can be at the same time a good Catholic and a true socialist,' wrote Pope Pius XI in his 1931 encyclical Quadragesimo Anno, in sharp contrast to Francis' recent glowing remarks.

Opinion

Matthew McCusker

• Jan 12, 2024Jan 12, 2024

Was Vatican II a valid ecumenical council?

In 1982, Pope Benedict XVI (then-Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger) called some of the documents of the Second Vatican Council a 'counter-syllabus' to Pope Pius IX's and Pope St. Pius X's syllabi and encyclicals against the heresy of Modernism. How should we Catholics interpret such a statement?

Opinion

Raymond B. Marcin

• Jan 2, 2024Jan 2, 2024

Pope Francis urges Buddhists, Muslims, and Shamans to promote their religions during event in Mongolia

Speaking to Buddhist, Shinto, Shaman, Jewish, Muslim, and assorted Christian religious leaders, Pope Francis praised the assembled religions for being the continuation of 'ancient schools of wisdom.'

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Michael Haynes, Snr. Vatican Correspondent

• Sep 4, 2023Sep 5, 2023