Cardinal Sarah
Cardinal Sarah: the Vatican’s great survivor
Papal allies constantly urge Pope Francis to remove the cardinal. But he has good reasons not to
Pope publicly clarifies new translation rules in letter to Cardinal Sarah
‘One can no longer hold that translations must conform in every point to the norms of Liturgiam Authenticam,’ the Pope said
Cardinal Sarah’s challenge to traditionalists
Cardinal Sarah uses the term ‘reconciliation’ because moving towards his vision begins with a change of heart
Why Cardinal Sarah terrifies his critics
Cardinal Sarah’s opponents have attacked his views and called for his sacking. His response has been a gracious silence
The silence that makes us tremble
In this extract from his new book, the Vatican’s head of liturgy tells Nicolas Diat that we need to rediscover a ‘joyful and sacred fear’
Pope Francis to open academic year at John Paul II Institute in place of Cardinal Sarah
Critics have suggested that the John Paul II Institute is being quietly changed under new leadership
Cardinal Sarah: reaction to my ad orientem speech was ‘not always very accurate’
The cardinal said that his comments about the liturgy at a conference in London last month were misinterpreted
Podcast: A ‘slap in the face’ for Cardinal Sarah
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Cardinal Sarah and the Vatican: what people are saying
Commentators have debated the Vatican’s ‘rebuke’, Latin translation and the future of the liturgy
Full text: Cardinal Sarah at Sacra Liturgia conference
The cardinal speech entitled, Towards an Authentic Implementation of Sacrosanctum Concilium, was delivered in London on July 5
