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Happy Friday friends, I have some long thoughts I'd like to think out loud with you today, so I am going to keep the preambles short this week.
The archdiocese’s novel clustering program raises interesting canonical questions.
As the Society of St. Pius X continues preparations to consecrate several bishops without a papal mandate, leaders within the group have begun preparing the ground for the seemingly inevitable canonical consequences.
Happy Friday friends, And a happy feast of St. Joseph the Worker.
The Secretariat of State appears to be sabotaging its own efforts to claw back losses, potentially leaving itself exposed to millions more in liabilities in the process.
Happy Friday friends, And a happy first anniversary to our Holy Father, Pope Leo XIV, long may he reign.
The chairman of the German bishops’ conference has suggested that the first scheduled meeting of a controversial synodal body will be delayed absent approval of its statutes by the Vatican.
A Monday Pillar Post
Happy Friday friends, I know we've had an encyclical this week, and the news of the Church hasn't stopped either. And we'll get to all of that in a moment.
If Rome declares a schism but no one acts on it, is it really a schism?
