Fr. George W. Rutler
When Luigi Calabria, a shoemaker married to a housemaid, died in Verona,
Italy in 1882, the youngest of his seven sons, Giovanni, nine years
old, had to quit school and take a job as an apprentice. A local parish
priest, Don Pietro Scapini, privately tutored him for the minor
seminary, from which he took a […]
Jeffrey Tranzillo
Though I have written several articles about Pope Francis’s post-synodal
apostolic exhortation Amoris Laetitia (AL), I am repeatedly struck
anew, as time goes on, by its inexorably destructive implications.
Despite AL’s generally good summary of Catholic teaching on marriage and
the family, its moral subjectivism ultimately undermines not only the
truths affirmed in the document, […]
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