Xavier Rynne II

Why do some in the Church seek to accommodate the sexual revolution, when the consequences of doing that are already disastrous? Continue Reading »

The Synod cannot lose sight of the fundamental moral issues that John Paul II clarified so well in Veritatis Splendor. Continue Reading »

The struggle for religious and individual freedom also requires the active participation of the Church in world politics. Continue Reading »

Synod-2023 has reignited the intra-Catholic war over the legacy of the Second Vatican Council.  Continue Reading »

The most difficult problems facing the Church today are the questions of who and what a human being really is. Continue Reading »

I address this letter to you, members of the . . . Synod on Synodality, supposing that you are as worried as I am about the outcome of this Synod. Continue Reading »

We dare not replace the deposit of faith—Christ the treasure, the eternal Word of the Father, traditioned to the Church—with some kind of process.  Continue Reading »

One of the most important tasks of Synod-2023 will be the clarification of its own specific character and authority—and just what is meant by “synodality.” Continue Reading »

Synod-2019 cast in sharp relief the grave doctrinal and theological issues facing the Church.  Continue Reading »

It made a great difference to the future of Christianity that the first Christians turned left rather than right when leaving the Holy Land on mission. Continue Reading »