Ep. 4 - A cardinal speaks; the 'final contest' begins

Ep. 4 - A cardinal speaks; the 'final contest' begins

In this episode of "The Vatican Briefing," Vatican experts Joshua McElwee and Christopher White have an exclusive conversation with Cardinal Michael Czerny about Pope Francis' moving Oct. 19 prayer vigil in St. Peter's Square for migrants and refugees. Czerny, a key papal ally and the head of the Vatican's Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development, also speaks briefly about the ongoing Israel-Palestine conflict. "The needs of God's people … are very acute and very pressing," he says. In this episode, McElwee and White also speak with the distinguished Australian leader Susan Pascoe about her experience participating in the Oct. 4-29 assembly of the Synod of Bishops. Pascoe, who has been involved with every level of the three-year synod process, says the assembly members feel a responsibility "to keep an integrity and an authenticity" to the process, and to represent Catholics' real concerns. "There's also an awareness that we're a privileged group here in Rome and winning the hearts and minds of all that need to be involved -- all the bishops, all the priests, all the religious, all the lay people -- it's a massive exercise," she says. Please support this podcast by joining NCR Forward, National Catholic Reporter's membership program. Relevant links: Christopher White's reporting on the opening session of the synod's final week: Synod enters final week recalling Vatican II and the church's 'living tradition' Christopher White's reporting on the testimony at the Synod of Bishops about an LGBTQ suicide: Story of LGBTQ youth's suicide led synod delegates to cry, Radcliffe reveals Catholic News Service coverage of Pope Francis' Oct. 19 prayer vigil: At synod prayer service, pope calls for immigration reform with a heart Catholic News Service coverage of Cardinal Michael Czerny's remarks at an Oct. 19 Vatican briefing on the Synod: Church hierarchy has 'nothing to fear' from synodality, cardinal says Catholic News Service coverage of Pope Francis' call for a day of fasting and prayer for the Israel-Palestine conflict, and other global conflicts: Pope calls for world day of prayer for peace as catastrophe looms in Gaza

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Ep. 16 - Is the Vatican listening to women?

Ep. 16 - Is the Vatican listening to women?

In this episode of "The Vatican Briefing," expert journalist Christopher White speaks with Australia's Ambassador to the Vatican, Chiara Porro, to discuss the recent 50th anniversary of Australia and ...

13 Mai 202431min

Ep. 15 - A border bishop's 'grave concern'

Ep. 15 - A border bishop's 'grave concern'

In this episode of "The Vatican Briefing," a leading Catholic bishop on the U.S.-Mexico border expresses "grave concern" that the 2024 presidential race could lead to further demonization of migrants ...

30 Apr 202429min

Ep. 14 - Vatican controversies, and the two popes

Ep. 14 - Vatican controversies, and the two popes

In this episode of "The Vatican Briefing," expert journalists Joshua J. McElwee and Christopher White discuss a major new Vatican document that has attracted controversy over its condemnation of gende...

16 Apr 202429min

Ep. 13 - A Ukrainian bishop's plea for Pope Francis

Ep. 13 - A Ukrainian bishop's plea for Pope Francis

A prominent U.S. Ukrainian Catholic leader has sharply criticized Pope Francis' recent suggestion that Ukraine might enter negotiations to end its brutal, two-year war with Russia, calling the pontiff...

19 Mar 202424min

Ep. 12 - Cardinal McElroy on US bishops and climate change

Ep. 12 - Cardinal McElroy on US bishops and climate change

San Diego Cardinal Robert McElroy, a key ally of Pope Francis, says U.S. Catholic bishops are not giving enough attention to the pope's call for the world to address global climate change.  In this ep...

11 Mar 202426min

Ep. 11 - Has Pope Francis failed?

Ep. 11 - Has Pope Francis failed?

This February marked the fifth anniversary of one of Pope Francis' seminal efforts to confront clergy sexual abuse: a first-of-its-kind 2019 Vatican summit with global Catholic bishops about abuse pre...

26 Feb 202428min

Ep. 10 - Inside the Vatican's synod office

Ep. 10 - Inside the Vatican's synod office

Xavière Sr. Nathalie Becquart is one of the main organizers of Pope Francis' Synod of Bishops, a two-part summit about the very future of the Catholic Church. She says the pope is creating "a new styl...

12 Feb 202433min

Ep. 9 - Ending Catholic priestly celibacy?

Ep. 9 - Ending Catholic priestly celibacy?

Archbishop Charles Scicluna, one of the Catholic Church's leading investigators of clergy sexual abuse, says the church should reconsider its millennia-long practice of mandating priestly celibacy. In...

29 Jan 202426min

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