The first American on the throne of St. Peter

On my own way, with Franja's directions

What will Pope Leo the Fourteenth be like? And what was Cardinal Robert Prevost like and what path did he take? What do the first days of the papacy say about him? Will he continue the changes started by his predecessor? How is it possible that, as it seems at first glance, everyone is satisfied - both the leading liberal and the leading conservative cardinals, and say that a man has been elected who will fulfill their expectations

Religion

Archbishop of Belgrade in conclave: Bridge between East and West

Vojvodina Hungarian, the bridge between East and West, Cardinal László Nemet enters the conclave on May 7. He is not a favorite, but his dialogue and vision of the Catholic Church are close to Pope Francis

Roman Catholic Church

The election of a new pope would be the most uncertain yet

If Pope Francis dies, there will be a fierce fight between the factions in this church

Roman Catholic Church

Pope Francis' health has worsened

The condition of Pope Francis, who has been in the Gemelli Hospital in Rome since Friday, February 14, has further deteriorated. Italian media reports, citing sources in the Vatican, that he received the anointing

The Vatican and Serbia

Nemet: "It is not healthy for only one political line to be present on the Public Service"

"In Serbia you can hear - everyone hates us, no one loves us. Only Hungarians love us now. Muslims, Bulgarians, these, they don't like us. And in the end, it always turns out - the Vatican doesn't like us. There is always a reason," says Cardinal Ladislav Nemet

Catholic church

Belgrade Archbishop Ladislav Nemet becomes a cardinal

Belgrade Archbishop Ladislav Nemet is one of the 21 future cardinals, Pope Francis announced. He will thus become the first cardinal in the history of the Catholic Church in Serbia

Analyze

The Catholic Church in Germany: Mass flight of the impatient people of God

The reasons for turning one's back on the Church are primarily financial abuses and sexual abuse, diseases to which few larger institutions are immune. And where the silence is denser, there they are more strongly rooted. The chairman of the German bishops' conference says that "the people of God in Germany are impatient" and that reform is necessary, and Pope Francis warns against hasty moves due to the "danger of Protestantization"

Roman Catholic Church

Vatican: The Pope replaced the head of Caritas

Due to "weakness in management", Pope Fanya replaced the entire leadership of the humanitarian organization of the Roman Catholic Church, Caritas, which annually collects between 2 and 4 billion euros in financial aid for vulnerable people around the world.

News

Sebastian Kurtz: A Review of the Precipitous Rise and Fall of the 'Child Prodigy'

After being forced to give up the office of chancellor twice in just a few years, following two affairs, the former political "child prodigy" Sebastian Kurz is now facing a sentence of up to three years in prison for misusing state money for personal promotion. Under pressure, Kurz resigned from all political positions

The new pope

Rational and less mystical

The contemporary "world without a soul and God" found a harsh accuser in Cardinal Ratzinger