Pastor of Luther’s Church: Synodal Path Is the ‘Wrong Path’
The Christian world, Rev. Alexander Garth said, “needs the Catholic identity, because it would be a great loss for Christendom if the Catholic color of faith lost its intensity.”
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German Catholic Relief Agencies Fuel Synod’s Push for Change
Working through REPAM, which has been assigned a key role in organizing the synod, the German Church agencies have provided substantial funding related to the controversial upcoming Pan-Amazon synod.
German Cardinal: ‘The Church Stands for Truths That Transcend Time’
Cardinal Rainer Maria Woelki addresses abuse crises and preservation of Catholic teaching.
The Church’s Long ‘German Moment’
COMMENTARY: The Church in Germany has heavily influenced the post-conciliar era at the Vatican, most notably during the current German-friendly pontificate of Pope Francis.
Cardinal Marx: Pope’s Line in Amoris Laetitia is “Very Clear”
Defends German bishops’ guidelines on document as Cardinal Walter Kasper says allowing intercommunion with Protestants in some cases is the “position of the current Pope.”
