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Tag Archives: John Allen
The Best Bearer of Bad News
John Allen comments on the worry among some cardinals that Catholics are heading for a Humanae Vitae moment with divorced and remarried Catholics. Are hopes rising only to be dashed later? Mr Allen doesn’t think the comparison is a good … Continue reading
Going Deaf
It was wrong when many people were unjustly railroaded and misread at the CDF. It stings to have the injustice returned: It seems as though the report was prepared before the meeting with the Holy See delegation which gave detailed … Continue reading
Punditry
I have a moderately high opinion of John Allen’s endeavor at Crux. My caution is that I think he’s finding it difficult to fill the space that earlier this month was filled by the synod. I think he makes good … Continue reading →