Pope Leo XIV’s centrist papacy
The election of Robert Prevost is a plea for temperance in a turbulent Church.
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The election of Robert Prevost is a plea for temperance in a turbulent Church.
ByA new generation is turning away from established churches in search of a different way to believe
ByLike the Second Vatican Council, he proved the Church to be as human as it is divine.
ByThe controversial liberaliser brought humanity to the Vatican – but he was unable to arrest the Catholic Church’s decline.
ByA Christian revival won’t save the deluded West – but it might teach it to accept its fate.
ByIf the former archbishop of Canterbury hoped his self-abnegation on the BBC might salvage what was left of his reputation,…
ByIt has suited our capitalist, secular economy to relinquish the fasting but keep the feasting.
ByAs Christianity in Britain declines, two new books ask: what should we believe in now?
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