Sir Thomas More loses his head in this Sunday rsquo s episode April 26 of the acclaimed PBS historical drama ldquo Wolf Hall rdquo which is not much of a spoiler since that rsquo s what infamously happened to More in 1535 at the hands of King Henry VIII The real suspense now is whether More wi
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Pope Francis Vs. Climate Change? Vatican Convenes One-Day Summit
Aims to ‘elevate the debate on the moral dimensions of protecting the environment’
Pope Francis and Reform: How Far Can He Go?
Can the Roman Catholic Church change And if so how And what rsquo s on the table mdash traditions rites doctrine none of the above Such nbsp fundamental questions go to the heart of Catholic identity and they rsquo re the same questions Pope Francis has raised almost since the moment he was e
Two Years In, Pope Francis Faces Roman Headwinds: Here’s How He Can Prevail
One reason the cardinals gathered in the Sistine Chapel elected Jorge Mario Bergoglio as Pope Francis two years ago on March 13 was a brief but powerful speech the Argentine cardinal made shortly before the conclave in which he denounced the ldquo theological narcissism rdquo of the Roman Catholic
Cardinal Timothy Dolan: Islamic State Is Muslim Like Irish Republican Army Was Catholic
Cardinal Timothy Dolan of New York said Islamic State militants terrorizing the Middle East are a distortion of ldquo genuine rdquo Islam much as the Irish Republican Army was a ldquo perversion rdquo of Catholicism Dolan rsquo s comments to CNN on March 3 reflect similar statements about the Is
Gay Catholics Find New Tone From Pope Francis and Their Own Bishops
Doors open for New Ways Ministry
Pope Faces Big Week in Effort to Reform the Vatican
Pope Francis on Feb 9 began what could be a key week for his reformist papacy starting with meetings with his hand-picked kitchen cabinet of nine senior cardinals who are developing plans to overhaul the Roman Curia the papal civil service that has been plagued with crisis and dysfunction The th
Controversial Koch Brothers Give Big (Again) to Catholic University
Billionaire brothers Charles and David Koch recently made headlines by pledging nearly 900 million to help elect candidates who support their libertarian strain of economic conservatism but the industrialists are also nearly doubling their investment in the business school of Catholic University o
San Francisco Priest Bars Altar Girls
The Rev. Joseph Illo says “altar service is intrinsically tied to the priesthood.”
GOP Reversal on Abortion Bill Stuns Supporters
‘Pain Capable Unborn Child Protection Act,’ would have banned abortions after 20 weeks
