Opinion

Law and Culture: How Cardinal Francis George’s 2003 Warning Still Echoes Through Modern Church and Society

Cardinal Francis George’s ideas on law shaping culture reveal how legal systems, secular and religious, reinforce both justice and secrecy. Newsroom (06/02/2026 Gaudium Press )...

Schismatic Ordinations of the SSPX, the Cases of China and Germany, and a Pope Put to the Test

The SSPX’s plan to consecrate bishops without papal mandate revives the risk of schism, testing canon law, Church unity, and Pope Leo XIV’s pontificate. Editorial...

William James: The Psychologist Who Refused to Mock Faith

William James treated faith not as superstition but as a living truth, exploring the soul with humanity and scientific curiosity. Newsroom (28/01/2026 Gaudium Press )...

China’s Hidden Concord: Eight Years On, the Sino-Vatican Agreement Faces Its Defining Test

Eight years after the Sino-Vatican accord, the Church in China faces rising tensions between faith, politics, and Rome’s diplomatic vision. Newsroom (26/01/2026 Gaudium Press )...

After Maduro’s Fall, Vatican Diplomacy Emerges as a Quiet Power in the Americas

As Venezuela shifts post-Maduro, the Vatican’s subtle diplomacy rises, reshaping ties across Cuba, Nicaragua, and the wider Western Hemisphere. Newsroom (14/01/2026 Gaudium Press )  The...

Cardinal Joseph Zen at 94 – Hong Kong’s Conscience

At 94, Cardinal Joseph Zen wages a last great battle—against Beijing’s control, Vatican diplomacy, and what he calls a manipulated synodality. Newsroom (13/01/2026 Gaudium Press...
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