We live in an age deeply marked by democracy. We are accustomed to voting for representatives, approving laws by majority vote, consulting opinions, and considering that, in principle, every question can be subjected to collective deliberation. This way of organizing civil life may have its legitimacy within the political order. …
Read More »The Synod on Synodality: Renewal in Tradition or Dangerous Rupture? A Reflection from Traditional Catholic Faith
Introduction: A Time of Confusion, A Call to Clarity We live in tumultuous times within the Church. The Synod on Synodality, promoted as a “process of listening and discernment,” has sparked hope in some but deep concern in others. As Catholics faithful to the perennial Tradition of the Church, we must ask …
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