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Pope Francis, is the direction on abuse right?

By Andrea Gagliarducci On 15 novembre 2021 · 2 Comments · In Vatican

She was hailed as “a free mind leading the communications of the bishops.” Her independence and capacity in crisis communication were highlighted. But unexpectedly, on 12 November, Karine Dalle was fired from her post as spokesperson and undersecretary of the French Bishops’ Conference.

The decision appears to be a bolt from the blue, [...]

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Pope Francis, do (hidden) means serve the end?

By Andrea Gagliarducci On 8 novembre 2021 · 4 Comments · In Vatican

It isn’t easy, at first glance, to associate Pope Francis with actual legislative activity. From the beginning of the pontificate, the Pope’s image is that of a Pope of gestures who wants to set a good example and pull the Church out of its institutional walls and bring it towards the outskirts. A [...]

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Pope Francis, a divisive papacy?

By Andrea Gagliarducci On 1 novembre 2021 · 2 Comments · In Vatican

“Pope Francis did not create divisions. He inherited them.” It was with this lapidary affirmation that America, the Jesuit magazine, addressed the issue of the divisions following the promulgation of the Traditionis Custodes, the motu proprio of Pope Francis, which considers – Pope Francis explained it- the ancient rite in the same way [...]

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Pope Francis, the dilemma of Catholic health management

By Andrea Gagliarducci On 25 ottobre 2021 · 4 Comments · In Vatican

Pope Francis’ decision to establish a Foundation for Catholic Health in the Vatican has been little debated. Still, it is an important decision that can have several consequences.

One of the first consequences was the decision of the Holy See to prevent the sale of the Fatebenefratelli hospital in Rome. The flagship of [...]

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Pope Francis, the problem of responding to abuses

By Andrea Gagliarducci On 18 ottobre 2021 · 6 Comments · In Vatican

This week, two important facts concerning the issue of abuse have struck the Holy See. The first is that Cardinal Rainer Maria Woelki, archbishop of Cologne, began his spiritual retreat, practically suspending himself from the administration of the archdiocese until March. The second is that in France, a government report established that about [...]

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Pope Francis, London Real Estate trial can become a boomerang

By Andrea Gagliarducci On 11 ottobre 2021 · 1 Comment · In Vatican

The third hearing of the Vatican process on the management of the funds of the Secretariat of State did not lack twists. The Vatican Promoter of Justice (i.e., the prosecutor) proposed that all the requests for a action and information be returned to him so that he could redo the investigations in a clearer [...]

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Pope Francis, and the narrative about the Second Vatican Council

By Andrea Gagliarducci On 4 ottobre 2021 · 2 Comments · In Vatican

What Pope Francis writes must always be read carefully because it includes transversal messages that also allow us to understand how the Pope thinks or works, and above all, what is the image he wants to portray with his actions. For example, Pope Francis wrote the preface for the volume “Fraternità Segno dei [...]

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Pope Francis and those Conclave voices

By Andrea Gagliarducci On 27 settembre 2021 · 3 Comments · In Vatican

Pope Francis’ words about the fact that some had already thought about his succession at the news of his surgery represented a sort of punch in the stomach. Not so much for the rumors about a possible successor, because those have always been there, and not only when the Pope in charge is [...]

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Pope Francis, what is your approach to theological questions?

By Andrea Gagliarducci On 20 settembre 2021 · 5 Comments · In Vatican

There was no need for a press conference on the plane to confirm Pope Francis’s pragmatic approach to theological issues. But the press conference on the return flight from the trip to Hungary and Slovakia further clarified some aspects of the Pope’s approach to theological matters.

One question, in particular, focused on the [...]

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Pope Francis, what awaits him starting in October

By Andrea Gagliarducci On 13 settembre 2021 · 8 Comments · In Vatican

In Pope Francis’ trip to Budapest, there is an issue that must make us reflect. Pope Francis wanted to go to Hungary for a pastoral visit only, without even meeting the government. This choice also betrayed some hard feelings towards the executive headed by Viktor Orban, whom the Vatican also targeted for its migration [...]

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