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Benedict spent his life seeking the face of Jesus

There is no doubt that Benedict XVI’s pontificate has been characterized by his magisterium more than by his governance.

Pastoral discipline and dissent from papal teaching

Controversial Pope + Catholics attacking their own so called infallible pope continued Normally the Roman Catholic Church requires assent to all her teaching, whether that teaching comes from the universal episcopate of all the bishops or from the head of the bishops, the Pope, the Bishop of Rome. With regard to papal teaching, the Catholics

Youngsters, parents and the search to root in life

During the two years Pope Francis has led the Roman Catholic Church, many of the older bishops perhaps may wonder if they did not vote for the wrong one, because this pope has too much eye for the people and is perhaps too progressive again or again a copy of pope John XXIII. For the

Rumours of problems in Roman Catholic Church

English: A photo of Cardinal George Pell I took during his time in Rome. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) For more than twenty years the Roman Catholic Church had tried to turn back the clock to the conservative time before pope John XXIII. After the first papal resignation in 600 years by choosing a cardinal from South

Inculturation today calling for a different attitude

This January the Pope of the Roman Catholic Church told the press he is aware of the fact that the problem of formation today is not easy to deal with: “Daily culture is much richer and conflictual than that which we experienced in our day, years ago. Our culture was simpler and more ordered. Inculturation

Full text of Pope Francis’ Interview with ‘La Vanguardia’

Vatican City, Jun 13, 2014 / 07:00 am (CNA/EWTN News).- In an interview granted with Spanish-language magazine “La Vanguardia” on Monday, Pope Francis lauded Pius XII for his efforts in saving Jews, discussed Orthodox-Catholic relations, as well as the motivations behind his prayer meeting at the Vatican last Sunday. Below, please find the full text

Resignation of Pope Benedict XVI and lightening

Dear Lovers of Truth,                                 This is a bit early to send, but in a week’s time the news will be stale.       The resignation of Pope Benedict XVI has come as a shock to the Vatican and Catholics generally. He has been popular with the laity and most of the clergy He has also