Synod delegates have become increasingly outspoken about young people on the margins, calling particular attention to the suffering of migrants and refugees
A new book examines the origins of the pope-centered church, in which we assume that the bishop of Rome writes encyclicals, convokes councils, and declares saints
Walks through Rome on the eve of the Synod reveal that the church’s unruly irregularity is not a liability, but instead its greatest, most precious asset
As in the sixteenth century, the question is not whether the Catholic Church will survive this age of scandal, but what form the church will survive in
There was always anger at assault allegations: touching, drugging, choking; at pay gaps, at locker-room talk. But the anger I’m feeling has changed—for the worse
