Posts tagged Gergely Karacsony
Pope Francis’ Secret Peace Mission in the European Stronghold of Illiberalism
Pope Francis’ Secret Peace Mission in the European Stronghold of Illiberalism

(ANALYSIS) Pope Francis’ recent apostolic journey to Hungary (my home) was at once exciting and disconcerting. A papal visit is always exciting, and like other Christians in Hungary (Catholic and not), I was encouraged by the Holy Father’s presence among us. Conversely it was hard not to be worried about the apparent imprimatur that might be given to the “political Christianity” championed by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s Fidesz government.

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Analysis, Catholicism, Christianity, Conflict, Europe, News, Primary Feature, Religion NewsBalázs GulyásBalázs Gulyás, Gulyasagyu Media, Viktor Orbán, Hungary, Pope Francis, Vatican, Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher, Patriarch Kirill, Vladimir Putin, Hungarian Orthodox Church, Hilarion, András Bencsik, Zsolt Bayer, Katalin Novak, Cardinal Erdo, Cardinal-Archbishop Peter Erdo, Bishop Peter Veres of Gyor, Gergely Karacsony, Peter Szijjártó, FideszComment