Pope Francis needs to be transparent in his meetings with the Chilean bishops
The Holy See says the meetings will take place in secrecy, but abuse survivors are not happy
The strange Vatican silence over Chile’s abuse survivors
Vatican media has said hardly a word about last week’s press conference
Pope Francis has pledged to take action on abuse. Here comes a big test
Cardinal Errázuriz, who is in a dispute with abuse survivors, has declined to attend next week’s meeting. Will the Pope make him?
Intercommunion and the German bishops: this is what a ‘synodal’ Church looks like
The Vatican has failed to come down clearly on either side of the German intercommunion debate
The Pope has said he was ‘part of the problem’ on abuse. Here’s how he can change that
More transparency, tough action against church leaders, and a role for Juan Carlos Cruz would be positive steps
Hundreds gather in St Peter’s Square to pray for Alfie Evans
The Rome contingent of Alfie’s Army is growing daily
The Pope’s apology vindicates Chilean abuse survivors – but why did they have to suffer so long?
Those who misled the Pope ‘no doubt felt they were protecting the institution’, says Marie Collins
What does ‘Gaudete et Exsultate’ mean for the Church?
The document reads as a sort of summary view of the world according to Pope Francis
Why on earth does Pope Francis still trust Eugenio Scalfari?
The Holy Father’s meetings with the 93-year-old consistently result in confusion and scandal
Don’t trust the claims that Pope Francis doesn’t believe in hell
Pope Francis is on record as affirming its existence
