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Pope Francis: will he be a reformer?

By Andrea Gagliarducci On 5 maggio 2013 · 2 Comments · In Pope Francis

How should the homilies Pope Francis delivers every morning during Mass in Sanctae Marthae Chapel be considered? Are they part of the Pope’s magisterium? Or are they just papal observations made in a private setting?

The problem cannot be underestimated, in a Vatican frantically astounded by a Pope like Francis. When John Paul II [...]

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What will the next Pope be like?

By Andrea Gagliarducci On 4 marzo 2013 · 1 Comment · In Holy See

What will the next Pope be like? Cardinals were already talking about it, long before the Swiss Guards closed the gates of the Pontifical Residence in Castel Gandolfo – at 20:00 on Thursday, February 28. From that moment, the Sede Vacante period officially began. In fact, by the time the General Congregations of [...]

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Welcome back, professor Ratzinger. Benedict’s legacy

By Andrea Gagliarducci On 18 febbraio 2013 · 5 Comments · In Benedict XVI

In front of the Roman clergy, he spoke for one hour off-the-cuff, with no hesitation and with a certain serenity. And he denounced one of the “issues” with the Church, probably for him the pivotal one. Which is that there had been two Second Vatican Councils: one of the Fathers [...]

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