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In our May-June issue, Inside the Vatican reports on veteran researcher Joseph Marino's newest findings on the Shroud of Turin, and interviews the venerable "elder statesman" of the Church, Guinean Cardinal Francis Arinze. Canon lawyer Dr. Jane Adolphe discusses the appointment of women to Vatican posts, and in our lead story, Thomas Storck explores the Vatican's involvement in a council of global capitalist powerhouses. -
In our May-June 2022 issue, we report on Pope Francis’ historic consecration of Russia, Ukraine and “all humanity” to Mary’s Immaculate Heart; editor Robert Moynihan asks, “What are Catholics experiencing?” since the promulgation of Traditionis Custodes – and three thoughtful writers answer; German journalist Michael Hesemann reflects on Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI’s remarkable life in the first of a two-part article on “The Light of Holy Saturday”; and sacred music composer, organist and YouTube host Aurelio Porfiri inaugurates our newest regular feature “Tradition and Beauty” with an analysis of contemporary “youth music” in church.To purchase the digital edition of the May-June 2022 issue of Inside the Vatican magazine, click here.
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In the May-June 2023 issue of Inside the Vatican: Critics rebut Archbishop Arthur Roche's claims that "Church teaching has changed" on the Mass; our signature "photo essay" follows the Holy Father through the Easter Triduum; Anthony Esolen inspires us to "drink deeply of the living waters"; and we learn about "Joseph Ratzinger, the gourmet."You don’t want to miss this latest issue of Inside the Vatican – especially as we celebrate our 30th year of independent publication in print, because “Print is where free thought stays alive.”
To purchase the digital edition of the May/June 2023 issue of Inside the Vatican magazine, click here.
