Pope Benedict XVI is often considered to favor a “hermeneutics of continuity” in his interpretation of Vatican II, and careless commentators have used that term to describe his view. Instead, he calls it the “hermeneutics of reform.”

Pastoral theology and practice in Paul's letters

What can Catholics learn from our brothers in the Eastern church?

The modernist crisis and the death of a magazine.

Remembering Father Pedro Arrupe on the centennial of his birth.

In 2007, Cardinal Blase J. Cupich, at the time bishop of Rapid City asked: Is the right to life conditional, or is it unconditional? Can men and women forfeit their right to life by their behavior, or is that right irrevocably given by God?