Roman Catholic theology

This Nun Is The First Woman To Have Voting Rights At The Vatican

Thanks to Pope Francis, Sister Nathalie Becquart can likely vote at the next synod of bishops in 2022.
By Nicole Winfield, Associated Press

FYI: ‘Immaculate Conception’ Does Not Mean What You Think It Means

You're probably using this phrase wrong.
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Weeping Virgin Mary Statue Prompts Investigation From Catholic Diocese

At least 50 people have witnessed "tears" coming from the bronze statue, according to the Diocese of Las Cruces.
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Queer Catholics In Wisconsin May Be Denied Religious Funerals To Avoid 'Public Scandal'

Newly leaked guidelines also instruct priests to ban the surviving partner from even being mentioned during the service.
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How Contraception Became A 'Religious Liberty' Issue

The Catholic Church and other conservative Christian groups have successfully reframed the religious freedom debate.
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Conservative Catholic Group Accuses Pope Francis Of Promoting Heresy On Divorce

The letter decrying the papal call for compassion isn't likely to carry much weight, though.
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Amid Priest Shortage, Vatican Gives Nun Permission To Conduct Catholic Wedding

With one wedding under her belt, Sister Pierrette Thiffault says she's ready to give it another go.
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Trump And The Catholic Schism

No religion can survive long, or fruitfully, in fundamental conflict with the culture of its time.
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Teacher Gave 6th-Grade Students Reading That Called Islam 'Immoral And Corrupting'

The Florida reading assignment also called the Prophet Muhammad a "villain" and an "ignoramus."
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