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The recent SSPX schism spotlights a subtler struggle between Rome and American liturgical traditionalism, a movement small in numbers yet strategically influential, using new media, selective appeals to tradition and unresolved disputes over Vatican II to pressure the papacy....
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In asking for prayers this month, Pope Leo touches on issues that concern the Church and our society. He also acknowledges that we do not have all the answers....
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Pilgrims 100 has reached two major milestones; welcoming its 100th member and raising $100,000 for Jesuit Mission Australia’s work in Myanmar. ...
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Wars have always caused needless suffering, destruction and death. But 81 years ago today, the hell of war reached a new all-time immoral low when the United States dropped an atomic bomb on the Japanese city of Hiroshima instantly killing over 70,000....
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Pope Leo says restlessness is to be kept, not anesthetized. It is to be inhabited, then spent in schools and universities, in the fields and on the streets....
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The Benedictine tradition has held to seeking and pursing peace for fifteen centuries. The diplomacy of the Holy See does little more than conjugate them....
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Imagine if everyone of us truly and fully looked upon every single person as a sacred gift that reflects the face of God. What a beautiful world it would be!...
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Communities around the world have raised more than AUD 2.3 million (€1.4 million) to support families recovering from the devastating earthquakes in Venezuela....
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Like the Kolo dance, synodality offers a means of socialization, but in the life of the church. Both require a shift from individual performance to collective harmony....