Bishop Schneider: Cessation of Public Masses a Divine Rebuke?
The public cessation of the Mass and Holy Communion is “so unique and serious” that it could be understood as a “divine rebuke” for the […]
Month: March 2020
Bishop Schneider: Living the Faith When Public Worship is Prohibited
“We glory in tribulations” (Rom 5:3) Living the Faith When Public Worship is Prohibited Millions of Catholics in the so-called free Western world will, in […]
Plane Crash Economics: How Unethical Cheap Credit May Have Contributed to Boeing Disasters
As the world enters possibly one of its worst financial crises, sparked — though not chiefly caused — by the coronavirus crisis, so years of […]
Professor De Mattei: Is Coronavirus Divine Punishment? Political, Historical and Theological Considerations
The coronavirus outbreak heralds the end of globalisation, may coincide with past divine chastisements of nations, but prefigures not the success of the sons of […]
Archbishop Viganò on Coronavirus: Cancelling Masses Helps Fuel Fear and Panic
Actions taken by the Church hierarchy in Italy such as halting public Masses and “spectral images” from the Vatican are helping to fuel “fear and […]
Debate Intensifies Over Benedict XVI’s Resignation and Role as Pope Emeritus
By Edward Pentin VATICAN CITY — Seven years have passed since Benedict XVI’s resignation but discussion over the precise role of a “Pope Emeritus” and […]