Understanding Pope Francis: It’s the Moral Theology, Stupid
COMMENTARY: Something serious does seem to be afoot with this papacy that differs markedly from its predecessors, and that ‘something’ is a revolutionary change in moral theology.
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Antidotes to the Cultural Poison That Is Ripping the Family Apart
COMMENTARY: The family must be restored to its God-given nature, a task, however, that is as difficult as it is necessary.
Timely Lessons From Pope John Paul II Remind Us of Truths About Work and Family
COMMENTARY: Two 40-year-old documents show us that the way we work and do business exerts a profound influence on our own souls and the world around us.
Humanae Vitae at 50: The Encyclical Still Needs to Be Properly Taught
Professor Stephan Kampowski argues the most important development of the document is for it to be better explained and understood.
What Argentina’s ‘Amoris Laetitia’ Guidelines Really Mean
ANALYSIS: Contrary to widespread media reports, the new guidelines that Pope Francis has endorsed are not a ratification of the Kasper proposal regarding reception of Communion.
‘Amoris Laetitia’ and the Constant Teaching and Practice of the Church
REGISTER EXCLUSIVE: Cardinal Burke says a post-synodal apostolic exhortation, ‘by its very nature, does not propose new doctrine and discipline, but applies the perennial doctrine and discipline to the situation of the world at the time.’
Jesuit Journal’s Entry at Odds With Synod’s Final Report
Critics say Father Antonio Spadaro’s November reflection on the 2015 synod in La Civiltà Cattolica continues to push a narrative that is contrary to Church teaching.
Who’s Afraid of the Theology of the Body?
COMMENTARY: As Chesterton said, ‘A new philosophy generally means in practice the praise of some old vice.’ No doubt the same is true of a new ‘theology of love.’
