Recollections of Walking the Camino
An article I wrote back in 2007 about the Camino de Santiago. A friend is currently walking the full Camino Frances to Santiago which reminded […]
Month: July 2013
Concerns Rising Over Slow Appointments of Bishops
A crisis of sorts is developing in the appointment of Catholic bishops worldwide as a backlog of 187 sees (not including China) remain vacant. According […]
Painting Benedict: an Experience of Faith
While respected British portrait artist Alexander Talbot Rice was working on a painting of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI, he came close to death in Afghanistan, […]
It’s Official: John Paul II and John XXIII to Be Canonized
VATICAN CITY — The Vatican has confirmed that both Blessed Pope John Paul II and Blessed John XXIII will be canonized and possibly at the […]
Blessed John Paul II to be Canonized, Vatican Confirms
The Vatican has today confirmed that Blessed Pope John Paul II will be canonized, although a date has not yet been set for the ceremony. […]
Cardinal Burke Takes on Modernism
VATICAN CITY — Cardinal Raymond Burke has rallied all people of goodwill to take a firm stance in protecting and promoting human dignity, warning that […]
Vatican’s Cardinal Burke: DOMA decision will ‘destroy our culture,’ lead to ‘death’
ROME, July 4, 2013 (LifeSiteNews.com) – A senior Vatican prelate is warning that the Supreme Court’s decision last week to overturn a key provision of […]
Cardinal Ranjith on Forming the Faithful to Live the Liturgy
An exclusive interview with Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith, Archbishop of Colombo, on the Sacred Liturgy. Rome, June 27, 2013 (Zenit.org) Edward Pentin The faithful must be […]
John XXIII Stressed Obedience as the Path to Peace, Pope Francis Says
VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis said peace was the outward hallmark of Blessed Pope John XXIII, whose death 50 years ago this month provoked an […]