The Council of Nicaea Is of Seventeen Centuries Ago, but Another Is Needed Today
Seventeen hundred years ago at Nicaea, the first ecumenical council in history, the bishop of Rome at…
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The Cipriani Case: Another Cardinal Sentenced Without Trial by the Pope
Giovanni Angelo Becciu is not the only cardinal that Pope Francis has sentenced in the manner of…
At the White House There’s a Chair of Political Theology. And This Is How Trump Teaches It
(s.m.) Unthinkable in Europe but not in the United States, the photo here shows an inspired Donald…
Synodality Contradicted by the Facts. The War Diary of the Syro-Malabar Church
In the span of a few weeks, Pope Francis has promoted from ordinary priest to bishop, to…
Who Appoints the Bishops in China? The Conflicting Narratives of Rome and Beijing
On October 22, 2024, as is known, an extension of four more years was applied to the…
Francis’s Autobiography Is Out for Sale. Much Ado About Nothing
It is a strange autobiography, the latest one packaged by Jorge Mario Bergoglio, with a big publicity…
Putin, Assad, and Iran, the Pope’s Risky Roadmates
The fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime in Syria has marked a severe defeat for the powers that…
Birth and Borders of the State of Israel, a Whole Story to Be Reconstructed
“From the river to the sea,” from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea. It is difficult…
Christmas in Wartime. From a Norwegian Bishop, Instructions on How Not to Despair
(s.m.) Erik Varden, 50, has been bishop of Trondheim since 2019, and then also of Tromsø. Since…
Francis Has Demolished the College of Cardinals, but There’s a New Website Meant to Fix It
Pope Francis has left intact the rule that assigns to the cardinals the task of electing the…