Vatican authorizes ‘Vos estis’ investigation into Minnesota bishop Hoeppner
Hoeppner is accused of thwarting an investigation into clerical sexual misconduct in his diocese
JPII Institute VP suggests compromise on university restructuring
Fr Jose Granados suggested that the chair of fundamental moral theology, scheduled for elimination, be retained
Cardinal Alencherry to face trial over land deals, court rules
The cardinal is accused of selling archdiocesan land at undervalued prices, for a loss of $10 million
The pastoral approach of Archbishop Charles Chaput
The archbishop’s 31 years as a diocesan bishop have shaped, in significant ways, the voice of the Church in the US
John Paul II Institute’s identity ‘seriously threatened’, says vice-president
Fr Jose Granados warned of ‘dangers’ to the original mission of the Institute
Students say changes at Rome’s JPII Institute undermine its mission
A professor added that ‘the continuity of the identity of the Institute is dead’
Analysis: One year after McCarrick, what’s next for the Church?
The ongoing scandal has shaken the Church. How can it recover?
Should bishops be giving financial gifts to one another?
The Bransfield report raises questions over the practice of gift giving, but it’s much more common than many people think
DiNardo denies mishandling priest abuse case and confession allegations
The Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston described the AP’s report as ‘unprofessional, biased and one-sided’
California confession bill amended, but still would require priests to violate seal
Archbishop Gomez of Los Angeles called the bill ‘an unacceptable violation of our religious freedoms’
