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The lesson of the Anglican crisis? That a church built upon man will shift and fall
January 21, 2016
The slow-motion schism of the Anglican Communion does appear to be a cautionary tale
The idea that Communion for the remarried is a burning issue for the Pope is basic political spin
January 14, 2016
The whole issue has acquired its own sense of urgency even though, on cool reflection, there is not a lot to base this on
In 2016 British bishops should embrace unpopularity and speak out against the secular consensus
January 05, 2016
The willingness of US bishops to make themselves publicly unpopular is commendable and enviable
The impact of the Pope’s marriage annulment reforms is already being felt
December 17, 2015
The initial effects of Mitis Iudex are now beginning to filter through into actual cases being heard before tribunals
What the Pope’s marriage annulment reforms really mean
December 09, 2015
The changes come into force today, but are they as controversial as people suggest?
Pope Francis has chosen Africa over Germany
December 01, 2015
Pope Francis has spoken out about the 'erosion of the faith' in Germany, while showing clear support for Africa's Church of the poor
What the Vatican’s decision to charge five people over alleged leaks really means
November 23, 2015
The debate about press freedom is a distraction from the real scandal
Catholics should stay calm, Pope Francis is not pressing for general Protestant admission to Communion
November 17, 2015
The social teaching of the Church is often described as a 'seamless garment' and this is even more true of the sacraments
Is Francis becoming the new prisoner of the Vatican?
November 10, 2015
The business of interpreting the Holy Father has become a full-time job for some commentators, and it is hard to see who, apart from them, benefits
Pope Francis can’t rely on the old guard to bring change to the Curia
November 05, 2015
For a real change in thinking at the Vatican the Pope needs to replace the people who work there
What would Benedict XVI make of the synod’s final report? He told us 30 years ago
October 29, 2015
In 1985 Cardinal Ratzinger wrote a letter that eerily addresses the questions raised at the family synod
Be merciful to canon lawyers: they are the Church’s civil servants
October 22, 2015
The Pope's recent comment about 'doctors of the law' is being flung in canonists' faces
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