Tribune Chrétienne

The Resurrection of Christ: Would a Jewish Historian Have Preserved a 2,000-Year-Old Testimony?

New research reignites the debate over a passage from Flavius Josephus, written at the end of the 1st century. This Jewish historian may have recorded information dating back to the first witnesses of the Risen Christ

Nearly two thousand years after the events in Jerusalem, an ancient testimony continues to challenge historians. This Friday, October 30, 2026, the Daily Mail revisits a study published in August by Spanish researcher Jesús Fernández-Pedrera Correa, focusing on a controversial passage from Flavius Josephus’ Antiquities of the Jews. Behind what appears to be a technical question—namely, the authenticity of a few Greek lines—lies a matter of considerable historical significance: could an author outside Christianity have preserved, as early as the 1st century, the memory of the first affirmations regarding Jesus’ Resurrection?

Pope Leo XIV in Lourdes: Why the Presence of an Accused Chaplain from Argentina Raises Concerns

The presence of Father Gabriel Ghilardini raises questions. Accused in Argentina of sexual abuse of a minor, the priest has never been convicted

Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary: Principal Patroness of France

Heaven opens to humanity in the triumph of the Mother of God. The Assumption does not merely celebrate the singular glory of the Mother of God: it reveals to the Church the destiny to which God calls the whole of mankind.

Homosexual Priests: How Benedict XVI Had Already Answered Father James Martin

This question had already received a clear, firm, and reasoned answer in an Instruction approved by Benedict XVI in 2005

Christ the Bridegroom and the Priest: When Ideological Egalitarianism Presumes to Rewrite Theology

In a new op-ed published in the pages of *La Croix*, Patrice Dunois-Canette calls into question one of the foundational pillars of Catholic doctrine on priesthood reserved for men. Beneath the guise of a "theological deepening," another approach comes into view: reinterpreting Revelation through the contemporary categories of equality and non-discrimination. By a Diocesan Priest*

A priest targeted after refusing communion to a "married" homosexual

This case raises a fundamental question: is it better to speak the truth of the Church’s teaching, or to remain silent to avoid accusations and controversy?

A Catholic priest in Spain faces backlash after refusing communion to a man in a same-sex civil union, sparking a debate on Church doctrine.

« A difficult case for China »: Catholic Jimmy Lai has become the symbol of Christian persecution

During his official visit to China, U.S. President Donald Trump directly raised the issue of Jimmy Lai, a Catholic entrepreneur and major figure in the Hong Kong pro-democracy movement, imprisoned for several years by the Chinese regime, with Xi Jinping

Bishop Rey: "The pressure from Algerian authorities is inadmissible, it is a State that wants to impose the Muslim faith"

In the context of the antipope Leo's visit to Algeria, Bishop Rey protests against the treatment of Catholics in Algeria, unceremoniously excluded from an event promoting a false 'communion between Christians and Muslims'.