The Vatican strikes at the US administration. "It’s disgusting"
Cardinal Blaise Cupich criticized the US administration's handling of war-related communications, particularly the insensitivity displayed in their portrayal of military actions in the Middle East.
Becciu celebrates his 'revenge', the homily on the patron saint of the innocent
Cardinal Angelo Becciu has celebrated a moral victory following the appellate court's decision nullifying his previous conviction related to Vatican State funds.
A survey of residents regarding the renaming of Cardinal H. Gulbinovičius streets has begun in Vilnius district
The Vilnius district municipality has initiated a survey to gauge community opinions on renaming streets in honor of Cardinal H. Gulbinovičius.
Becciu trusts in the new trial: 'Innocent, the truth will come to light'
Cardinal Angelo Becciu expresses confidence in his upcoming trial, claiming his innocence after being previously convicted on serious charges.
The 'process of the century' returns to square one: the Vatican court annulled the conviction of Cardinal Becciu and there will be another trial
The Vatican court has annulled the conviction of Cardinal Becciu, prompting a retrial of the case that has been termed the 'process of the century.'
Vatican infected by malagiustizia: the process against Becciu must be redone. Lawyers: rights violated
The Vatican court has declared the nullity of the sentence against Cardinal Angelo Becciu and ordered the renewal of his trial due to violations of legal procedures.
Precedent in the Vatican. Court Questions Pope Francis's Decision
The Vatican appeals court has ordered a retrial for Cardinal Angelo Becciu, citing significant errors in prosecutorial conduct.
The Vatican Court of Appeal orders a retrial of Cardinal Angelo Becciu, convicted of embezzlement
The Vatican Court of Appeal has ordered a retrial of Cardinal Angelo Becciu, citing procedural irregularities in his initial trial for embezzlement.
At the Vatican the court orders the second trial of a cardinal for embezzlement
The Vatican court has ordered a second trial for Cardinal Angelo Becciu, who has been convicted of embezzlement, with the new proceedings set to begin on June 22.
The government's representative demands the removal of street names of H. Gulbinovičius in the Vilnius district
The Lithuanian government's representative calls for the Vilnius district council to remove street names honoring Cardinal H. Gulbinovičius by April 6, warning of legal action otherwise.
Book reconstructs the behind-the-scenes of the conclave and shows the turning point that led Cardinal Prevost to the papacy
A new book reveals insights from the conclave that chose Cardinal Prevost as the successor to Pope Francis, highlighting the initial favorites during the voting process.
Cardinal Battaglia: "Domenico is not a medical record, he deserves clear justice"
Cardinal Domenico Battaglia of Naples calls for justice and compassionate acknowledgment of the life of a deceased child named Domenico, emphasizing the need to protect vulnerable lives and amplify the voices of the voiceless.
New Record from John Paul II’s Visit to Poland in 1979 / The Myth of Cardinal Casaroli and the Power of Catholicism Against Tyranny
The article recounts an interview with Cardinal Agostino Casaroli regarding his involvement in Pope John Paul II's visit to Poland in 1979 and the impact of Catholicism on resisting tyranny.
An important decision for the Church has been made. Cardinal Ryś: 'Both joy and fear'
The II Pastoral Synod of the Archdiocese of Krakow was officially inaugurated by Cardinal Grzegorz Ryś, expressing a mix of joy and fear regarding the responsibilities ahead.
Can Robin Hood from Łódź succeed in Łódź? Cardinal Krajewski returns from the Vatican
Cardinal Konrad Krajewski, known for his charitable work, returns from the Vatican to engage with the local community and fulfill his mission of helping the needy.
Priest pedophile vs Cardinal Wojtyła
New documents reveal manipulations by the pedophile priest Eugeniusz Surgent and decisions made by Cardinal Wojtyła regarding him.
Opened archives of the Krakow Curia. New findings about Karol Wojtyla
New analyses of the Krakow Curia archives reveal that Cardinal Karol Wojtyla took unconventional actions regarding suspected clergy pedophilia during his time as archbishop.
He Reconnected the Electricity to a Social Center: The Almoner is Out
Pope Francis has removed Cardinal Konrad Krajewski, known for reconnecting electricity to a social center in Rome, from his position as Papal Almoner.
March 13 anniversaries: what happened on a day like today?
March 13 marks the 13th anniversary of Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio's election as Pope, among other historical events.
Father Surgent harmed children for years. Could Cardinal Wojtyła have stopped him?
The article discusses the historical context of child abuseCases in the Catholic Church, specifically focusing on Father Surgent and Cardinal Wojtyła's potential knowledge and action regarding these incidents.
Cardinal Karol Wojtyła did not hide pedophilia. "Rzeczpospolita" examined closed archives
A recent examination of closed archives by Rzeczpospolita reveals that there is no evidence Cardinal Karol Wojtyła concealed pedophilia during his tenure as Archbishop of Kraków.
The cardinal of the poor leaves, Francis' almsgiver returns to his Poland
Cardinal Konrad Krajewski, known for his charitable work, is leaving Rome to return to Poland, making way for a new almsgiver from the Augustinian order.
Here is the successor of Cardinal Ryś. Pope Leo XIV appointed a new metropolitan of Łódź
Cardinal Konrad Krajewski has been appointed as the new Archbishop Metropolitan of Łódź by Pope Leo XIV, replacing Cardinal Grzegorz Ryś who has moved to Krakow.
Cardinal Mathieu and the Escape from Tehran. Storm in the Vatican
Cardinal Dominique Mathieu has left Tehran for Rome, igniting discussions in the Vatican due to the implications for the local Catholic community.
Cardinal Krajewski is the new Metropolitan of Łódź. This is the decision of Leo XIV
Cardinal Konrad Krajewski has been appointed the new Metropolitan of Łódź, succeeding Cardinal Grzegorz Ryś.
Unusual Call from the Metropolitan of Krakow. 'We Need to Plow the Lands of Our Church'
Cardinal Grzegorz Ryś urges clergy and laypeople to actively participate in the upcoming II Pastoral Synod of the Archdiocese of Krakow by rejuvenating the faith within their communities.
Monitor Polski from March 11, 2026 (items 276 - 287)
The article details the official resolutions from the Sejm and the President of Poland regarding commemorations and distinctions.
Woman who accused Quebec cardinal of misconduct did not defame the cleric: lawyer
A lawyer asserts that Paméla Groleau did not defame Cardinal Marc Ouellet, as her allegations of sexual misconduct against him are true and she did not aim to harm him.
Washington cardinal says US war on Iran ‘not morally legitimate’
Cardinal Robert W. McElroy asserts that the US-Israeli military actions against Iran lack moral legitimacy, a viewpoint he emphasizes more strongly than the Pope's calls for peace.
Washington: You Poor Philistines
The article critiques a recent situation where a cardinal bird was unable to flee after crashing into a door, symbolizing people's inability to recognize beauty amidst political criticism on the White House ballroom construction.
United States: a cardinal protests against a video montage from the White House on the war in Iran
Cardinal Blase Cupich criticized a White House video that mixes real military action in Iran with Hollywood-style heroics.
The Pope Appointed a New Ambassador to the USA
Pope Francis has appointed Archbishop Gabriele Caccia as the new ambassador to the United States, replacing Cardinal Christophe Pierre who is retiring.
More witnesses to testify in case of woman being sued by Quebec Cardinal Marc Ouellet
Quebec Cardinal Marc Ouellet is suing Paméla Groleau for defamation, with more witnesses testifying in a civil trial related to her allegations of sexual misconduct against him.
The Vatican condemns "preventive war" and speaks of "erosion of international law"
Cardinal Pietro Parolin of the Vatican has condemned the concept of "preventive war," warning that it could lead to global conflict.
Parolin on Iran: "Preventive wars risk igniting the world"
Cardinal Parolin warns that preventive wars and a multipolar world dominated by power could pose serious dangers globally.
The Memory of Cardinal Gulbinowicz? It is doing well in Lithuania
The legacy of Cardinal Henryk Gulbinowicz, despite allegations of child molestation, remains a point of pride in Lithuania.
World Wildlife Day: Argentine scientists leading projects to save endangered species
On World Wildlife Day, Argentine scientists are recognized for their efforts to save species like the huemul and yellow cardinal, which are on the brink of extinction due to human activities.
Witnesses called at civil trial for Quebec cardinal suing accuser for defamation
Quebec Cardinal Marc Ouellet is asserting his innocence against allegations of sexual misconduct by suing his accuser for defamation, with witnesses testifying in support of his character.
The Incident During the Election of Pope Leo XIV: A Forbidden Item in the Cardinal's Pocket
A new book reveals exclusive details about the election of Pope Leo XIV, highlighting the secrecy surrounding the papal conclave and discussions with cardinal participants.
'I want to be a bridge between the presbyters and our Cardinal,' says Father Edson upon assuming as vicar-general of the Archdiocese
Father Edson Menezes da Silva has been appointed as the new vicar-general of the Archdiocese of São Salvador da Bahia, expressing his commitment to serve as a bridge between presbyters and the Cardinal.
Book on the Behind-the-Scenes of Last Year's Conclave / One Cardinal Was Found with a Mobile Phone in the Sistine Chapel, Péter Erdő Had the Most Support in the First Vote
A new book reveals surprising details from last year's papal conclave, including a delay caused by a cardinal's mobile phone in the Sistine Chapel.
One mobile phone too many in Sistine and the cardinals without alarm: here are the secrets of the last Conclave
The last Conclave was delayed not just by lengthy sermons but also by the accidental presence of a mobile phone by a cardinal, which is against the voting rules.
This Day in History. Just Before World War II, Pope Pius XII is Elected
On March 2, 1939, Cardinal Eugenio Pacelli was elected Pope Pius XII, shortly after Pope Pius XI's death.
A phone was introduced to the secret Cardinal Committee that elected the current pope
A new book reveals that the election of Pope Leo XIV may have been compromised by a cardinal using a mobile phone during the voting process.
Secrets of the election of Pope Leo XIV. A forbidden item was found with the cardinal
The article discusses the special safety measures and events surrounding the 2025 conclave for electing Pope Leo XIV after the death of Pope Francis.
The Secrets of the Election of Pope Leo XIV: A Forbidden Object in the Cardinal's Pocket
The article discusses the events surrounding the conclave that elected Pope Leo XIV, detailing security measures and key players involved.
Who is Robert Sarah, the African cardinal who could succeed Pope Francis?
The article discusses the potential candidates for the papacy following the death of Pope Francis, highlighting Cardinal Robert Sarah among others as a significant contender.
Current Lexicon: What is Nepotism?
The article discusses the historical context and implications of nepotism, particularly through the example of Cardinal Francesco Barberini and his connections within the Catholic Church.
The visits and prayers of Cardinal Battaglia for little Domenico: this morning the last rites
Cardinal Domenico Battaglia of Naples has been by the side of two-year-old Domenico, who underwent a heart transplant, offering prayers and support during his decline, culminating in the administration of last rites.
Gaza "Peace Council": The Pope Rejects Trump
The Vatican has declined President Trump's invitation to the so-called 'Peace Council,' with Cardinal Secretary of State Parolin openly criticizing Italy's participation.