The pre­ca­rious health of Pope Francis is fue­ling spe­cu­la­tion about a con­cla­ve not far off. And the role of vicar taken […]

Who kno­ws if Pope Francis, who is the bishop of Rome and pri­ma­te of the Italian Church, has cast an

That Donald Trump’s suc­cess is in part the fruit of a popu­lar reac­tion in rejec­tion of the “poli­ti­cal­ly cor­rect” lan­gua­ge and

The power­ful Community of Sant’Egidio is not new to mobi­li­zing in view of a con­cla­ve. It tried way back in 1978,

Among the theo­rists of the new America of the Trump pre­si­den­cy the­re are also “the Christian natio­na­lists,” says Anne Applebaum,

As pre­ca­rious as the con­di­tion of his health may be, Pope Francis not only does not show the slighte­st inten­tion

Seventeen hun­dred years ago at Nicaea, the fir­st ecu­me­ni­cal coun­cil in histo­ry, the bishop of Rome at the time, Sylvester,

Giovanni Angelo Becciu is not the only car­di­nal that Pope Francis has sen­ten­ced in the man­ner of an abso­lu­te monarch,

(s.m.) Unthinkable in Europe but not in the United States, the pho­to here sho­ws an inspi­red Donald Trump in the