4 Pillars of the Pope’s Plan to Reform Theological Formation
COMMENTARY: The future of genuinely Catholic theology, at least in the short term, is in the seminaries.
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BREAKING NEWS: Pope Francis Reforms Roman Curia With Launch of Vatican Constitution
The new apostolic constitution Praedicate Evangelium replaces Pastor Bonus, promulgated by Pope John Paul II on June 28, 1988, and later modified by both Benedict and Francis.
‘A Welcome Necessity’: Canon Law Society Praises Revisions to Church Penal Sanctions
Pointing out the changes go into effect Dec. 8, 2021 on the feast of the Immaculate Conception, Msgr. Padazinski said the date “reaffirms that life itself and the protection of human dignity begin at the instant a child is conceived in the mother’s womb."
Pope Francis Unveils Sweeping Reform of Catholic Church’s Penal Sanctions
The revisions, published June 1, were first commissioned by Benedict XVI with the aim of making the code’s penal sanctions more effective and applied evenly across the Church.
Pope Francis: The Spiritual Exercises Deepen the Concept of Personal Reform
Pope Francis has written a preface to the Italian edition of Fr. Fiorito’s guide to the spiritual exercises, which he called “a real treasure trove to enter into the soul of the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius.”
Vatican: Commission Overseeing Reform of Office Managing St. Peter’s Completes Work
In June 2020, Pope Francis named a commissioner to reform the administration of the Fabric, where documents and computers were seized at the request of judicial authorities.
Analysis: Two Years After McCarrick Investigation Began, Report Not Yet in Sight
As we approach two years since the investigation into the former archbishop of Washington, D.C., many Catholics are waiting for the report to be released.
Pope Francis’ 2020: Further Reform, a New Curia Constitution, McCarrick Report
The Holy Father has pledged to publish the report on Theodore McCarrick early in the year.
