Andreas Wailzer is a journalist at LifeSiteNews. Based in Vienna, he focuses on topics related to politics, economics, and the Catholic faith, often exploring themes of religion, culture, and legal affairs. His work has been featured in multiple media outlets, including Die Tagespost, Wochenblick, and GlobalResearch.
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Andreas Wailzer's coverage focuses heavily on Culture & Society and Government & Politics, with an emphasis on legal policy regulation and government announcements. The topics covered range from church-related issues to cybersecurity, LGBT rights, COVID-19 vaccines, free speech, and government surveillance.
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By: Andreas Wailzer
'Reading the Bible from a queer perspective essentially means approaching the texts as a source of liberation for all ways of life,' wrote Father Burkhard Hose.
By: Andreas Wailzer
Gov. Mauricio Kuri warned the law is ‘driven by the radical left' who seek to ‘open a door that will destroy lives, disrupt families, and affect the future of society.'
By: Andreas Wailzer
The director of the Austrian ‘Transgender Center' credited social media for encouraging more people to ‘reflect on their identity' as patient numbers nearly tripled in a decade.
By: Andreas Wailzer
A 69-year-old cancer patient became the first person to die by assisted suicide under the new law, with critics warning the public are not being given ‘the details of killing and dying.'
By: Andreas Wailzer
Our Lady of Grace Church, led by Fr. Alexander Santora, is holding a blasphemous, LGBT-themed Mass again, though thousands of Catholics are calling for it to be canceled.
By: Andreas Wailzer
Thousands gathered in Brno, Czech Republic as the Church beatified Frs. Jan Bula and Vaclav Drbola, who were executed after being framed by Czechoslovakia's communist regime.
By: Andreas Wailzer
A German priest, in a joint statement with the local Protestant church, endorsed an LGBT parade, lauding the event as making ‘visible the diversity of people in their sexual identities.'
By: Andreas Wailzer
Bishop José Trinidad Zapata Ortiz warned Catholics risk turning to ‘spiritist' or ‘satanic' practices when their faith is not ‘mature,' urging deeper trust in God and sacramental life.
A report from the Iona Institute links rising childlessness to delayed marriage, cost of living pressures, and a cultural 'life script' pressuring young people in Ireland to forego children.
By: Andreas Wailzer
The relationship between the San Antonio Spurs and the Salesian sisters goes back more than 20 years.
