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African Catholic Bishops to Chart a Path of Hope and
African bishops in Accra, Ghana, in February 2025. Credits: Vatican News This week marks a historic gathering as African bishops...
Read MoreHighlights from the International Conference on “Benedict XVI’s Legacy: Unfinished
The Benedict XVI Institute for Africa is pleased to offer the following detailed recap and photos from participants and attendees...
Read MoreBenedict XVI’s Legacy: Unfinished Debates on Faith, Culture, and Politics
Sunday, April 7 5:00–7:00 p.m. Registration Check-InMorris Inn, outside Private Dining RoomsNote: Check-in will also be available Monday. 6:00-7:30 p.m....
Read MoreTheologians gather in Cameroon for a Colloquium on BXVI’s Introduction
For a full report of the Colloquium, click here. On Wednesday, November 23rd, African theologians and scholars gathered at the...
Read MoreMen of Sorrows
Every Good Friday, the Church’s Liturgy turns her gaze upon the face of Christ, the suffering servant; the One whom...
Read MoreWhy God Must Not Be Set Aside
“There is no saint without a past; there is no sinner without a future” Meditations on the Life of Augustine...
Read MoreJoseph Aloysius Ratzinger – Benedict XVI at 95th
On this same Saturday Easter Vigil 95 years ago a young Bavarian was Born. One who will become a Christian,...
Read MoreTheologians gather to discuss ‘Africae Munus, Ten Years Later’
Africae Munus Ten Years LaterNovember 4-6, 2021, Mundelein Seminary Co-organized by Maurice Agbaw-Ebai and Matthew LeveringSponsored by the Benedict XVI...
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The Perenniality of Christian Martyrdom
Before canonizations became centralized under the papacy, the most common factor that made a canonized saint of a Christian was...
Read MoreCatholicism and the Political Order
When Joseph Aloysius Ratzinger was invited to address the Bundestag, the German Parliament, history was in the making. It was...
Read MoreCatholicism and Irrational Public Power
The Gospel of John opens with the enigmatic faith of the community of the beloved disciple: “In the beginning was...
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