Columnist: John Gravino

The Jesuit LGBT magazine Outreach is promoting the display of pro-LGBT signage by students and their parents at Catholic schools. That’s bound to create havoc for the Catholic communities that ...

So Fiducia Supplicans (FS) is important. It’s important to condemn Fiducia—yes, okay. But we can’t take our eye off of the dubia—particularly dubium number one. Because it points out the ...

National Catholic Reporter (NCR) is reporting that listening sessions are planned for this spring. The focus is on the implementation of the synodal mission of “mercy” at Catholic institutions and ...

“Who does this guy think he is?” you might be asking yourself. That’s a fair question. It’s true that I’m not a bishop. I’m not a priest. And I’m not ...

In his motu proprio, Pope Francis called for a “cultural revolution.” From the way he has taken to firing bishops and cardinals, it is clear that he is intent on ...

NOTE: This article was originally published in September 2023, before the Synod on Synodality, but we are sharing it now due to its continued relevance. What is the “true Thomism” ...

John Gravino gives us the bottom line on Querida Amazonia over at New Walden: The implications for the German synod are clear. Francis appears to be using synodality to green-light ...

New statement from the German bishops raises questions yet again about the meaning of Amoris Laetitia. Pardon the use of an apocalyptic mixed metaphor, but Amoris Laetitia has been at ...

Possibly the biggest news story since the Protestant reformation, and nothing but crickets from the establishment Catholic media. The German bishops have formally rejected the constant teachings of the Catholic ...

It’s been a very busy summer, hasn’t it? Newspapers reported that Einstein’s General Theory of Relativity was once again verified by another utterly incomprehensible intergalactic test or other. I think ...

A fascinating dig into the parallels between Pachamama and the Biblical figure of Asherah. The Amazon synod has made one thing perfectly clear. That — from the month-long Vatican meetings, ...