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Married priests are the wrong answer to the Amazon’s problems
November 03, 2017
The practical obstacles are insurmountable. What's needed is a renewed call for missionary work
Analysis: What the Pope’s new approach to abuse cases will mean
September 22, 2017
The mooted reforms could strengthen the Vatican's response to abuse - as long as the canonical process is respected
What no one’s noticed about the new liturgy rules
September 12, 2017
Magnum Principium actually makes radical changes very difficult. Here's why.
The real message of Amoris Laetitia has been obscured
September 01, 2017
Some interpreters are trying to twist the document against Catholic teaching. But its real message is about the love of those in difficult situations
The real reason Catholics can’t be Freemasons
August 10, 2017
The principles of Freemasonry are fundamentally incompatible with Catholic teaching
Why the Church fights the Masons
August 10, 2017
The mutual antagonism of the Catholic Church and Freemasonry is well established and longstanding. For most of the past 300 years they have been acknowledged, even in the secular mindset, as implacably opposed. In recent decades the animosity between the two has faded somewhat from the public consciousness as the Church’s direct institutional involvement in
The Charlie Gard case shows how the state is destroying parents’ rights
July 03, 2017
In this country and many others, there has been a total inversion of the relationship between parents and public services
Justice must be done in the Pell case – so please, stop the speculation
June 29, 2017
Victoria Police have said very little about the accusations. That hasn't stopped a tide of negative publicity
The Knights of Malta have done the Vatican’s bidding – and the stage is set for a power grab
May 01, 2017
Many see the push for 'reform' as a way for one small group to seize control from another
Analysis: the canonical meaning of that Vatican letter on ‘SSPX weddings’
April 06, 2017
Cardinal Müller’s letter is a small but significant step. Canonically speaking, there's no need to panic
The Vatican has destroyed the Order of Malta’s sovereignty. What if Italy does the same to the Vatican?
January 25, 2017
The curia remains a place where cliques have more authority than the law. It doesn't bode well
A diplomatic tussle with serious consequences
January 12, 2017
While the Sovereign Military Order of Malta may no longer be military or govern the island of Malta, it remains a truly sovereign entity and is recognised as such in international law. The order issues its own passports and stamps, and has full diplomatic relations with more than 100 countries – including the Holy See.
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