Vatican announces document is titled “Amoris Laetitia”
“The teaching of the Church is not my property, it is given to us...”
One couple’s example may hold the key to upcoming document
The rift between Anglicans and the U.S. Episcopal Church has implications for the Catholic Church, too
Medicaid and some insurance companies are now covering sex reassignment surgeries, but good therapy should come first, say experts
Four seasons of Francis rocking our world
Is it possible to be pastoral without the internal forum solution?
A careful analysis of Pope Francis's words reveals his true intentions regarding communion for the divorced and remarried
Wouldn't it make sense for such personal scrutiny to take place before the couple ever gets near the altar?
At Wednesday audience, the Holy Father also says "this is not the time to examine the conclusions" of the Synod.
The synod was neither a great success nor a huge failure, but a useful marker
Conversation and dialogue should be a normal part of discernment.
The teachings of Jesus Christ, the Council of Trent and the magisterium of Pope John Paul II are still in full force
An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, Archbishop says
Sometimes a thought is just a thought, but it comes off as something else
"Freshness of language" is important when reaching out to people today
Says "first duty is not to hand down condemnations or anathemas, but to proclaim God’s mercy"
