Austen Ivereigh
Catholic Writer, Journalist and Commentator at Freelance
Pope Francis biographer, fellow @campionoxf, ✍️ #TheGreatReformer #WoundedShepherd #LetUsDream. #FirstBelongToGod + Smallholder #LaudatoSi: 🐑 🐓 🐝🪴🌳🥬🍅🧄
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2 weeks ago |
gosc.pl | Austen Ivereigh
„Jeśli pan wierzy w piekło, powinien pan wiedzieć, że za taki grzech pójdzie pan do piekła”, miał powiedzieć ks. Jorge Bergoglio, prowincjał jezuitów, do oprawcy studenta torturowanego za działalność przeciwko wojsku. Chłopak uniknął śmierci. Przyszły papież wyciągnął wiele osób z podobnych opałów w czasach argentyńskich przewrotów polityczno-wojskowych.
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3 weeks ago |
thetablet.co.uk | Austen Ivereigh
The first conclave to elect a North American pope was also the first to choose a native English speaker since the twelfth-century Hertfordshire-born Adrian IV. It was also the first at which three of the cardinal electors were from England, all of them taking part in a conclave for the first time.
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1 month ago |
thetablet.co.uk | Austen Ivereigh
Owing to the wild success of The Tablet podcast that I record with Ruth Gledhill (what do you mean you haven’t seen it?) I had been interviewed on Sky News occasionally during the conclave, a sort of tattooed, less balanced Austen Ivereigh. His first official appointment was a woman, Sr Tiziana Merletti, as secretary at the Dicastery for Religious, which made me sit up because her congregation’s habit does not include a veil.
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1 month ago |
catholicoutlook.org | Austen Ivereigh
After burying Pope Francis, the cardinals chose another pope from the Americas to follow in his path, proving both that the “change of era” inaugurated by Francis is here to stay and that Latin America would still be a key source for the universal Church. Leo XIV is from the south suburbs of Chicago, “the descendant of immigrants, who in turn chose to emigrate,” as he put it to the Holy See ambassadors on May 16. He was referring to the decades he spent as a missionary and bishop in Peru.
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1 month ago |
commonwealmagazine.org | Austen Ivereigh
After burying Pope Francis, the cardinals chose another pope from the Americas to follow in his path, proving both that the “change of era” inaugurated by Francis is here to stay and that Latin America would still be a key source for the universal Church. Leo XIV is from the south suburbs of Chicago, “the descendant of immigrants, who in turn chose to emigrate,” as he put it to the Holy See ambassadors on May 16. He was referring to the decades he spent as a missionary and bishop in Peru.
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Yesterday Leo XIV twice reaffirmed synodality as God’s will for the Church today, to learn respect for each other and for creation: in an address to a Christian unity conference, and later to an eve-of-Pentecost gathering. He quoted the Final Document as well as Laudato Sì. https://t.co/mw2v1NIYQb
RT @gerryorome: Pope Leo received Argentina's President Milei in a 45 mins private audience this morning and confirmed that he will visit A…
Congratulations on the product placement! (My book is on the next row … 😂)
A nice surprise to be in a bookstore today, and see my new book on Pope Leo XIV for sale! https://t.co/s1gl9gpeSS
