In the Vatican 🇻🇦
Traditional Catholics gathered in Rome this weekend for the annual Summorum Pontificum pilgrimage, culminating in the celebration of the traditional Latin Mass at St Peter’s Basilica. Michael Haynes reports on the pilgrimage and its significance for Catholics attached to the older form of the Roman liturgy.
Pope Leo XIV has received a list of Ukrainian prisoners being held in Russia, as the Holy See continues its humanitarian efforts amid the war in Ukraine. Corrie Douglas-Young reports on the appeal for the prisoners’ release and the Vatican’s continuing involvement in efforts to reunite detainees with their families.
The pontiff has resumed his duties following surgery, but questions about the direction of Catholic teaching and its application remain unresolved. In his latest Vatican Dispatch, Michael Haynes considers the theological controversies facing the Church and the challenges awaiting the Pope as he returns to work.
With the Pope continuing his recovery and the American midterm elections drawing closer, the coming days promise significant developments in both ecclesiastical and political life. The Week Ahead previews the principal stories to watch in Rome, the United States and beyond.
Why does an all-good and all-powerful God permit suffering in the world He created? David Hahn turns to St Thomas Aquinas for five reasons why God allows evil and suffering, exploring how Christian theology approaches one of the most enduring questions of human existence.
Pope Leo XIV has received a list of Ukrainian prisoners being held in Russia, as the Holy See continues its humanitarian efforts amid the war in Ukraine. Corrie Douglas-Young reports on the appeal for the prisoners’ release and the Vatican’s continuing involvement in efforts to reunite detainees with their families.
The pontiff has resumed his duties following surgery, but questions about the direction of Catholic teaching and its application remain unresolved. In his latest Vatican Dispatch, Michael Haynes considers the theological controversies facing the Church and the challenges awaiting the Pope as he returns to work.
With the Pope continuing his recovery and the American midterm elections drawing closer, the coming days promise significant developments in both ecclesiastical and political life. The Week Ahead previews the principal stories to watch in Rome, the United States and beyond.
Why does an all-good and all-powerful God permit suffering in the world He created? David Hahn turns to St Thomas Aquinas for five reasons why God allows evil and suffering, exploring how Christian theology approaches one of the most enduring questions of human existence.
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