Cardinal McElroy Talks Immigration in First Public Appearance Since DC Installation
During his remarks, Cardinal McElroy sharply criticized the administration’s foreign aid suspension as 'unconscionable through any prism of Catholic thought.'
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Full Text: Cardinal McElroy’s Installation Mass Homily — ‘Pilgrims of Hope in a Wounded World’
‘In the light of the Resurrection, we as a local Church must unswervingly understand our vocation as disciples of hope …’
Cardinal McElroy Stresses Hope, Mercy, Human Dignity As New Washington Archbishop
Cardinal McElroy highlights Christian hope and compassion in his first homily, stressing care for the most vulnerable and unity in a fractured society.
DC Isn’t the Largest or the Oldest US Archdiocese, but It’s Where the Action Is
ANALYSIS: When the archbishop of Washington speaks, people pay attention — sometimes wondering if they’re hearing echoes from Rome.
Pope Francis Names Cardinal Robert McElroy to Lead Washington Archdiocese
Outspokenly progressive, Cardinal McElroy is now poised to take over the ecclesiastical territory of the nation’s capital just as Donald Trump is sworn in for a second term as president of the United States.
Home-Schooling Mom Asks San Diego Bishop to Reconsider Parish Ban
Cardinal Robert McElroy says home schooling ‘is not inherently a ministry of the parish.’
The Holy Spirit and the Synod on Synodality
COMMENTARY: To insist that the Holy Spirit is always present in synodal structures or in this synodal process is a case that has to be made, not simply asserted
Who’s ‘Anti-Francis’? Bishop Paprocki and Others Point Out Cardinal McElroy’s Contradictions of the Holy Father
“I think it’s very convenient to try to hide behind Pope Francis and say, ‘Well, if you disagree with me, you’re really disagreeing with Pope Francis,’” the Illinois bishop told the Register. “But I think the reality is contrary to that.”
Bishop Paprocki Pens Essay Imagining ‘Heretical’ Cardinals, Quoting San Diego’s McElroy
‘It is not uncommon today to hear Catholic leaders affirm unorthodox views that, not too long ago, would have been espoused only by heretics,’ wrote the Illinois bishop, who is chairman-elect of the U.S. bishops’ Committee on Canonical Affairs and Church Governance.
Addressing the Women’s Ordination Conundrum
COMMENTARY: Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger had the answer to the recent question of the president of the Central Committee of German Catholics on women’s role in the Church.
