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Pope Leo XIV’s warm greetings to guests that included a same-sex couple have been presented by some as evidence of movement in the Church’s approach to gay relationships. On the latest episode of The David Hahn Show, David argues that papal courtesy is being mistaken for doctrinal endorsement, before turning to delaying pregnancy, homeschooling, and the virtues of Christian princes.
Thousands of pilgrims are expected at Knock as its National Novena begins today, coinciding this year with the 50th anniversary of the shrine’s basilica. Corrie Douglas-Young reports on the nine days of prayer and celebration culminating on the anniversary of the 1879 apparition.
A newly examined fragment of a lost papal letter could shed fresh light on one of the great turning points of English history. Corrie Douglas-Young explores evidence suggesting that Pope Alexander II’s support for William the Conqueror may have been influenced by Harold Godwinson’s position in a bitter dispute over the papacy.
Karoline Leavitt is stepping down as White House Press Secretary, bringing to an end her high-profile tenure as one of the administration’s most recognisable public faces. Christine Rousselle looks at the Catholic mother’s departure and what comes next for the youngest person ever to hold the role.
The wealthy once understood their fortunes as carrying obligations to the society around them, but that ideal of stewardship has largely disappeared. Silas Mähner argues that Catholics can help recover an older understanding of wealth, responsibility and the duties of those fortunate enough to wield influence.
ANDREW CUSACK
Thousands of pilgrims are expected at Knock as its National Novena begins today, coinciding this year with the 50th anniversary of the shrine’s basilica. Corrie Douglas-Young reports on the nine days of prayer and celebration culminating on the anniversary of the 1879 apparition.
A newly examined fragment of a lost papal letter could shed fresh light on one of the great turning points of English history. Corrie Douglas-Young explores evidence suggesting that Pope Alexander II’s support for William the Conqueror may have been influenced by Harold Godwinson’s position in a bitter dispute over the papacy.
Karoline Leavitt is stepping down as White House Press Secretary, bringing to an end her high-profile tenure as one of the administration’s most recognisable public faces. Christine Rousselle looks at the Catholic mother’s departure and what comes next for the youngest person ever to hold the role.
The wealthy once understood their fortunes as carrying obligations to the society around them, but that ideal of stewardship has largely disappeared. Silas Mähner argues that Catholics can help recover an older understanding of wealth, responsibility and the duties of those fortunate enough to wield influence.
ANDREW CUSACK
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