“Too Traditionalist”

45,000 Young People, the Jesus of “The Chosen,” Pope Francis and Matt Maher in a Lisbon

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An event of praise with 45,000 young people and a video message of the Pope in Lisbon

Nicaraguan Government Freezes Jesuit-Run University’s Bank Accounts

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The Central American University (UCA) has been watched by the Nicaraguan Government, since the social and political crisis of 2028, for being aligned with the Opposition. The Nicaraguan Authorities did not inform the University of an investigation of its accounting and of the origin of its funds. To this intervention against the UCA is added the detention in February, and accusation against, Jesuit Bishop Rolando Álvarez, who continues to be in the Government’s prison.

Is There a Rebirth of Catholic Media? Catholics, Faith and Confessional Media Consumption

Jorge Enrique Mújica

A study of the Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate reflects the good health enjoyed by Confessional media, Catholics’ assessment of diocesan newspapers, which opens to reflection on areas of opportunity in the media of Catholic identity.

Cardinal Ouellet Receives Complaint in France: Accusation of a Former Religious Expelled for Being “Too Traditionalist”

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The first hearing in this civil case was fixed by the President of the Court of Lorient for October 4, 2023.