Controversies in Church History

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This is the webpage of Controversies in Church History, a podcast for faithful Catholics who want to be historically informed about the Catholic faith. You can find out more about me and the podcast on our “About” page.

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New Article in Crisis Magazine: Was Henry VIII Protestant?

Crisis Magazine has published today my latest, on the question of Henry VIII’s religious beliefs and whether or not he was a Protestant. Here’s a snippet: If you leave the authority of the pope to one side, can what Henry believed post 1533 be labeled as Catholic? Some scholars have tried—most recently George W. Bernard,… Continue reading New Article in Crisis Magazine: Was Henry VIII Protestant?

A Season for Trimmers

The Ratzinger Foundation, a Vatican based institution named after the former pontiff and presumably meant to further his theological legacy, has awarded the Ratzinger Prize to John Cavadini, the chair of the Theology Department at Notre Dame University, and a member of the International Theological Commission in the Vatican. Cavadini is a specialist in patristics… Continue reading A Season for Trimmers

The Santa Fe Shrine of Our Lady of La Leche

I have been trying to find ways to produce more content for the site that jibes with the theme of what I do–controversies–but even I need a break from it sometimes. So I am going to start posting about Catholic churches and shrines and other non-controversial things on the blog here going forward. -Darrick The… Continue reading The Santa Fe Shrine of Our Lady of La Leche


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