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My Favorite Benedict XVI Surprises

Posted February 12th, 2013 by Tom Hoopes

So Pope Benedict XVI will resign (or abdicate, as George Weigel puts it). What I will most miss the clear way he spoke. When you read Pope Benedict, you not only learn [Read More...]

Pope Benedict Steps Down: Let the Secular Media Scrum Begin

Posted February 12th, 2013 by Edward Mulholland

For the first time in six centuries a pope has retired. Early this morning the chattering classes on the networks were “handicapping” the “frontrunners.” One eagerly suggested that since the Church was [Read More...]

The Professor Pope’s Lesson

Posted February 12th, 2013 by Tom Hoopes

A cell phone photo from President Minnis’ December Vatican visit. By Stephen D. Minnis || What follows is the contribution to a National Review Online Symposium by the President of Benedictine College. [Read More...]

TV Channel Turns to Benedictine for Papal Reaction

Posted February 12th, 2013 by Benedictine College

“The sound of wind and bells winds through the spaces between stone and altar at the Grotto of St. Mary on the campus of Benedictine College,” says the St. Joseph, Mo., Channel [Read More...]