Columnist: Miguel Escrivá
Can Someone Who Did Not Do Justice In Their Own House Judge Others Fairly?
While Cardinal Ángel Fernández Artime today walks the Vatican corridors vested with the authority of Pro-Prefect of the Dicasterio for Consecrated Life and newly appointed judge of the Court of ...
The Never Ending Synod on Synodality
A synod is (was) by definition an event: it was convened, celebrated, and closed. That is how it was for twenty centuries. The Synod on Synodality concluded in October 2024 ...
And What Should Laypeople Do?
Much is being written about the episcopal consecrations of the SSPX from the lofty perspective of someone discussing the problem with a legal manual. And that is as it should ...
The Vatican has Already Allowed Institutes to Criticize Vatican II, So Why Target the SSPX?
Following the statements of Leo XIV claiming that the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Pius X would be outside the Church for not accepting certain points of the Second Vatican Council, ...
Enough Excuses: Deception Exploiting The Wrong Statistics
The pertinent question is not how many victims each setting produces in gross terms, but what density of abusers exists within each group. Too many times, when the issue of ...
Archbishop Scicluna Disseminates LGBT Pastoral Letter
Msgr. Charles J. Scicluna, secretary of the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith, has recently published a pastoral text centered on the spiritual accompaniment of people whom he identifies ...
New Spanish Documentary on Homosexual Clergy Places it at 80%
The documentary aired yesterday on Cuatro «Proyecto Sistiaga» was dedicated to homosexuality in the Catholic clergy. Sistiaga’s investigation is presented as a human approach to the experience of homosexuality in ...
About Effeminate Clergy
Addressing the issue of effeminacy in the clergy requires, first and foremost, recognizing the moral and communicative difficulty of the very approach. It is not a simple topic. Reading "Nosotros" ...