I think Rodrigo Guerra, in his memoriam, does a good job explaining what Pope Francis took in the attacks from US critics: —excerpt: “…Over the years, our correspondence deepened. I
Farewell, you dear, good man! As a father you were to me, for a little while. Thank you! May God welcome you into the Ecstasy with peace and love through
They were, as is typical for Francis, sane and easy to understand for everybody but precisely the Reactionaries he mentions in the remarks who responded with fury and self-pity. Here
Long ago, when I was researching and writing BY WHAT AUTHORITY?, I noted a curious pattern. It was this: While retention of Catholic Sacred Tradition fragments tended to keep Protestantism
Over at Where Peter Is, the redoubtable Mike Lewis looks at the latest made-up sin created by Reactionaries to rationalize their burning hatred of Pope Francis: the bogeyman called “hyperpapalism”:
A while back, Clyde Guzman wrote a piece for Where Peter Is called “’Traditionalism’ is the New Protestantism“. Its main point is well taken: *** In my last article, “The Rise
Recently, the Holy Father did something that I regard as both perfectly compatible with the Faith and entirely in character for this most pastoral and evangelistic of Popes: he made
He writes: Prior to my conversion to the Catholic faith, I witnessed various forms of anti-Catholicism — ranging from casual to extreme — within the Protestant milieu in which I
….. James Altman invites his cult of personality into full-blown schism with this bull of excommunication against the Pope: The theological claims are absurd, of course. And if you want
Here’s a good piece by Pedro Gabriel on the formative influences of South American Catholic faith that have contributed to Francis’ encouragement of synodality in governing the Church. It is
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