Devoutly taking part in the singing or solemn recitation of the hymn to the Holy Spirit makes it possible to obtain a plenary indulgence: a grace w...
Covering up, moving around and tolerating is not mercy: it is precisely how a priestly body becomes diseased.
Tradition is not the problem; its distortion into identity, power and retaliation is. Leo XIV has begun to take space away from that small but corr...
Between need, lack and wonder, desire remains one of the most profound words in human experience. Consumer culture reduces it to a hunger to be sat...
The Church does not always fall ill because of what it says: at times, it falls ill because of the way it looks. And from that gaze - wounded, fear...
While the emptying of Europe’s cathedrals may appear to be an unstoppable death throe, a deeper gaze reveals that it is not faith itself which is d...