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By Jimmy Akin, Catholic Answers - Private revelation by contrast is directed to a narrower audience. It may be directed to a single person, to a group of people, or even to the entire Church in a particular age, but it is not directed to all of the Church throughout history.

By Fr. Raymond J. de Souza, The Catholic Thing - Víctor Manuel Fernández has been busy during his first year in office. But has he been effective?... Yet amidst this flurry of magisterial activity, Cardinal Fernández may have undermined the very magisterium he has so vigorously exercised. He has taught energetically, but in a manner that makes unclear what is being taught. Such an approach can erode magisterial authority, not because Catholics might dissent from magisterial teaching, but because it is no longer clear what magisterial teaching is.

By Robert Morrison, Remnant Columnist, The Remnant - Not many Catholics appear to care much about the ongoing Synod on Synodality, but it is without a doubt the most monumental initiative undertaken by Rome since the Second Vatican Council. One could even argue that it is tremendously worse than various scandals that sparked far greater alarm from Catholics since the Council: John Paul II’s Prayer Meeting at Assisi, and the various scandals from Francis, including Amoris Laetitia, the Pachamama, Traditionis Custodes, and Fiducia Supplicans, among others. ...