Thousands flock to Sydney’s cathedral for funeral of Cardinal Pell, a ‘lion of the Church’ – Detroit Catholic
Tonny Abbott, former Prime Minister of Australia, touches the casket of Australian Cardinal George Pell during his funeral Mass at
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Catholics look to night skies as new comet reveals ‘the glory of God’ – Detroit Catholic
Psalm 19 reveals that, day in and day out, “the heavens declare the glory of God.” But every now and
The saints’ spot: Pope Benedict XVI laid to rest next to two canonized popes – Detroit Catholic
Benedict XVI was buried in the crypt where his Polish predecessor, St. John Paul II, was first buried. St. John
Pope Benedict lived the faith he taught, says Archbishop Gänswein – Detroit Catholic
Archbishop Georg Gänswein, right, who was private secretary to Pope Benedict XVI, talks with Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith of Colombo, Sri
Benedict XVI ‘did theology on his knees,’ Pope Francis says – Detroit Catholic
The theological writings and papal teaching of the late Pope Benedict XVI were and will continue to be a blessing
Thousands pay last respects to Pope Benedict in St. Peter’s Basilica – Detroit Catholic
The body of Pope Benedict XVI lies in St. Peter’s Basilica for public viewing at the Vatican Jan. 2, 2023.
Retired Pope Benedict’s funeral schedule for Jan. 5 – Detroit Catholic
Just a few hours after retired Pope Benedict XVI died in his Vatican residence Dec. 31, Matteo Bruni, director of
Pope, Council of Cardinals meet, discuss synod, safeguarding, COP27 – Detroit Catholic
Pope Francis and his international Council of Cardinals met in-person at the Vatican Dec. 5-6, discussing the continental phase of
English bishop sees decreasing number of Christians as opportunity – Detroit Catholic
Bishop Mark Davies of Shrewsbury said: “A census indicating little more than 46% of the population now declare themselves Christians
Cardinals Ladaria, Ouellet outline concerns about German Synodal Path – Detroit Catholic
Top Vatican officials expressed concern that, with the Synodal Path, the German bishops were giving up their role as shepherds