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Does Pope Leo Now Need to Arbitrate the Meaning and Limits of Synodality Itself?
Yesterday I argued that Study Group 9 appeared less like the beginning of Pope Leo XIV’s ecclesial vision than the final artefact of the Francis synodal machine. The reactions now emerging from across the Catholic world only deepen that impression....
The End of the Marian Franciscans?
The quiet dissolution of the Marian Franciscans marks the end of one of the most intriguing and symbolically important traditional Catholic apostolates to emerge in Britain during the pontificate of Pope Francis. The official statements released by the community itself,…...
The FBI's Catholic Problem Was Never About Extremism
There are moments when a story becomes more significant than the immediate controversy that gave rise to it. The recent revelations surrounding the FBI’s infamous Richmond memorandum on so called “Radical Traditionalist Catholics” appear to be one such moment....
Inside the WHITE HOUSE with Mike McCormick
In this episode of Catholic Unscripted, Katherine Bennett and Mark Lambert speak with Mike McCormick, author of An Almost Insurmountable Evil, about power, corruption, and the forces shaping modern political life.You can find Mike’s work here: on his experience…...
What the Church Really Teaches About War
The discourse surrounding Catholic doctrine and the use of force emphasizes that the Church does not advocate pacifism nor endorse violence without stringent moral scrutiny. Catholic teaching permits use of force under specific conditions, stressing that the burden of proof lies with those initiating war. Although Father Gerald Murray argues for a just cause in a potential Iran conflict, his stance risks diluting essential moral thresholds by advocating anticipatory war. The Church's position insists on protecting innocent lives and adhering to just war criteria amid modern warfare's complexities. Ultimately, Catholic doctrine aims to uphold moral integrity without succumbing to ideological manipulation or unjust violence.
They Changed Britain And You Didn't Notice! Dr David Starkey
In this episode of Catholic Unscripted, we sit down with historian Dr David Starkey to discuss a profound and controversial question:You can follow Dr David Starkey here:...
How Do We Satisfy Our Deepest Thirst?
In the desert the Israelites complained to Moses, “Why did you ever make us leave Egypt? Was it just to have us die here of thirst with our children and our livestock?” (Ex 17:3). They saw slavery as preferable to…...
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