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Archbishop Aguer: Seminaries are failing to form priests who know Latin, philosophy, culture

Vatican II aspired for priests to be cultivated people; it specifically refers to humanistic, scientific, and linguistic formation. This part of priestly formation has been neglected to the extreme.

Opinion

Archbishop Héctor Aguer

• Apr 8, 2025Apr 14, 2025

Pope Francis’ one-two punch against Trump’s immigration policies

Pope Francis has launched a direct challenge to President Donald Trump's immigration policies in a Tuesday letter to U.S. bishops. The Pope's stance aligns with his past blanket claims that repelling migrants is a mortal sin.

Blogs

John-Henry Westen

• Feb 11, 2025Feb 11, 2025

New Pontifical Academy for Life book contradicts Church teaching on life, sexual ethics

The Vatican body’s book ‘The Joy of Life’ contradicts foundational Catholic teachings, advocating for euthanasia and endorsing artificial fertilization in contrast with traditional doctrine.

Analysis

Tommaso Scandroglio

• Mar 21, 2024Mar 21, 2024

Cardinal Fernández rules on single mothers and Communion. Is his theology sound?

When comparing sections of the prefect for the Congregation (now Dicastery) for the Doctrine of the Faith’s text with St. Thomas Aquinas' teaching, notable differences appear in the application of the Church's sacramental law.

Analysis

Michael Haynes, Snr. Vatican Correspondent

• Dec 14, 2023Dec 15, 2023

The shining virtues of St. Bonaventure are a glory to the Church and to Our Lady

St. Bonaventure’s life of piety was so great that St. Thomas Aquinas referred to him as a saint while Bonaventure was still alive.

Blogs

Dom Prosper Guéranger

• Jul 14, 2023Jul 12, 2023

Francis is the pope of relativism, and Catholics have a duty to correct him

Pope Francis has proclaimed grave errors rooted in relativism and situation ethics, and it is an act of spiritual mercy to rebuke them.

Analysis

Father Jesusmary Missigbètò

• Jun 28, 2023Jun 29, 2023

Pope Francis says Church must fight anti-sodomy laws and bishops who support them need conversion

Pope Francis appears to contradict the teaching of saints and Church Fathers in his latest comments regarding homosexuality.

News

Michael Haynes, Snr. Vatican Correspondent

• Jan 25, 2023Apr 22, 2024

Cdl. Cupich essentially turns the Blessed Sacrament into a magical amulet

It is difficult to believe that Cupich really thinks that communicants receive graces entirely irrespective of the state of their souls and their good dispositions.

Blogs

Joseph Shaw

• Apr 27, 2021Jul 30, 2021

Theology might seem complicated, but it’s really child’s play

The final days on earth of St. Thomas Aquinas, the Church's greatest scholar, were marked by childlike faith.

Blogs

Peter Kwasniewski

• Dec 1, 2020Jul 30, 2021

Scared to study Aquinas? New tool makes the Angelic Doctor accessible

Over 25,000 people (students and schoolteachers alike) in the past six months have begun to study Aquinas in earnest with Aquinas 101.

Opinion

Fr. Gregory Pine, O.P.

• Mar 10, 2020Jul 30, 2021

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Archbishop Aguer: Seminaries are failing to form priests who know Latin, philosophy, culture

Pope Francis’ one-two punch against Trump’s immigration policies

New Pontifical Academy for Life book contradicts Church teaching on life, sexual ethics

Cardinal Fernández rules on single mothers and Communion. Is his theology sound?

The shining virtues of St. Bonaventure are a glory to the Church and to Our Lady

Francis is the pope of relativism, and Catholics have a duty to correct him

Pope Francis says Church must fight anti-sodomy laws and bishops who support them need conversion

Cdl. Cupich essentially turns the Blessed Sacrament into a magical amulet

Theology might seem complicated, but it’s really child’s play

Scared to study Aquinas? New tool makes the Angelic Doctor accessible