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Analysis: Meeting the World to Convert the World
COMMENTARY: In proclaiming Jesus Christ as the answer to the question that is every human life, Catholicism is, was, and always will be a culture-reforming counterculture.
Pope Leo XIV: The Quiet American
Almost three months since Pope Leo’s election, he has appeared about as rarely in the news as a new pope can.
Top ecumenical initiatives of Pope Francis: a retrospective
Like his post-Vatican II predecessors, Pope Francis prioritized outreach to non-Catholics, fostering dialogue and Christian unity throughout his 12-year pontificate, marked by several historic ecumenical moments.
EXPLAINER: ‘Sede vacante’ and ‘interregnum’ — what do they mean?
As of this moment, the chair of St. Peter is vacant — and you may have seen the phrases “sede vacante” and “interregnum” being used to describe the present period. Here’s a breakdown of what those phrases mean.
Pope Francis: The pope of the peripheries who shook up the Church
Pope Francis’ death today ends a historic 12-year papacy. The first Latin American and Jesuit pope, he leaves a legacy of reaching society’s margins and challenging a rigid, self-referential Church.
