New Cardinals Say Europe Is Becoming the Catholic Church’s New ‘Peripheries’
All three men are participants in the synod and will be made cardinals at a consistory on Dec. 8, as announced by Pope Francis on Sunday.
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Pope Francis in Belgium: ‘Crisis of Faith’ in the West Requires a Return to the Gospel
‘The good news that Jesus brought to the world must once again be proclaimed to all and allowed to shine forth in all its beauty,’ he said. The Pope also spoke of the suffering of abuse survivors, following his Friday meeting with 17 victims of clerical abuse.
Europe Needs Hope, Pope Francis Says
‘How can young people, who are poor in hope, closed in on their private lives, worried about managing their own precariousness, open themselves to meeting others and to sharing?’
European Countries’ Restrictions on Gender Treatment for Minors Contrast Sharply With US Push
Citing serious health risks and a lack of supporting evidence, Sweden, France and England have all adopted a more critical stance toward ‘gender-affirming care’ for youth — a stark difference to the approach taken in many U.S. states and cultural institutions.
President of Hungarian Bishops’ Conference: Calling the Hungarian Church Conservative Is More of a Compliment Than an Insult
Speaking with the Register, Bishop András Veres discusses the upcoming papal trip to Budapest and other current issues, including the recent European synodal discussions in Prague and Hungary’s controversial reputation in the West.
Poland: A Catholic Look at Andrzej Duda’s Election Victory
NEWS ANALYSIS: For many of his Catholic supporters, the reelection of the conservative leader is seen as the last line of defense against the moral and political decay of postmodern Western societies.
Hungary’s Secret Weapon: Catholic Nobility
An Interview With Archduke Michael Habsburg-Lothringen
