Seen from Catholic Poland – The Vatican between Russia and China
The Pope’s visit to Mongolia had two key dimensions: interreligious dialogue and big politics. As a country with predominantly shamanic
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Religion
Poles and Catholicism: faithful everywhere
Poles set off on their journey across the Atlantic with hopes, dreams, and plans, as well as with traditions, culture,
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In defense of the Mass of All Time: Tradition lives on
July 25 of this year marked the second anniversary of the promulgation of Traditionis custodes, a document of Pope Francis
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Another strike against traditionalists
The Holy Father dislikes traditionalists so much that he is willing to sacrifice even… the legacy of Vatican II for
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Europe hanging on a precipice: the roots of atheization of the Old Continent
When explaining the causes of the atheization of Europe, we often overlook the political and intellectual pressure, which has lasted
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The Church on the verge of a schism: Will Catholics face the fate of Anglicans?
The Catholic Church under Pope Francis is beginning to look more and more like the Anglican community: internally divided over
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The Church, The Left, Clatter
In a country where only a decade ago the Polish Pope was remembered with the utmost respect, there are surprisingly
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“Inclusve diversity”: the synodal trap
The Catholic Church has been changing intensely for the past 60 years – and will continue to do so in
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In the trenches of Truth
The importance of truth is irreplaceable, it must never be denied, and it must never be bypassed. It is especially
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Brotherly concern for Germany
The year 2022, due to Putin’s aggression against Ukraine or ailing inflation, is sometimes called “annus horribilis,” the year of
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Christians are disappearing from Bethlehem
To say that Bethlehem is an extremely important place for Christians seems like a truism, but with the disappearance of
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