Tag: Pope Benedict XVI
Luminous tale of Franz Jagerstatter, the martyr who defied Hitler
In 2007, Franz Jagerstatter (1907-1943), a devoutly Catholic Austrian farmer martyred by the Nazis for his stance as a conscientious objector, was declared blessed...
Benedict XVI and cardinal co-author
The former pope and Cardinal Robert Sarah respond to calls for "refashioning the priesthood".
Netflix’s The Two Popes review: The Godd couple
When one is anticipating an indepth double portrait of two great figures of the Catholic Church, Pope Benedict XVI and Pope Francis, a buddy-comedy...
The Plenary, Catholic doctrine and ‘Catholics for Renewal’
The Plenary Council 2020/21 is an opportunity for the Catholic Church in Australia to refocus on its primary mission which is that of evangelisation....
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Fr John Flader: Are Bushfires God’s punishment?
Father John Flader answers an important question, "Are the bushfires God's punishment?"
Regarding the recent bushfires in Australia, I wonder if God has removed his...
