Pope Benedict XVI's Resignation

Acton Commentary

Benedict XVI, Hans Kung, and Catholicism’s Future by Samuel Gregg, March 23, 2011
Benedict’s Creative Minority by Samuel Gregg, September 22, 2010
Pope Benedict’s Defense of Authentic Equality by Michael Matheson Miller, February 10, 2010
The Not-So-Green Pope by Samuel Gregg, August 4, 2009
The Pope, the Rabbi, and the Moral Economy by Samuel Gregg, July 14, 2009
Benedict’s Grey Eminence by Samuel Gregg, May 13, 2008
Is the Pope Green? by Kishore Jayabalan and Michael Matheson Miller, April 16, 2008
Benedict’s Global Agenda by Samuel Gregg, April 17, 2007
A Tocquevillian in the Vatican by Samuel Gregg, February 8, 2006

Continuity and Res Novae in the Encyclical Letter Caritas in Veritate by Manfred Spieker, JMM 14, no. 2
Benedict XVI as Social Realist in Caritas in Veritate by Barry Keating and Maryann O. Keating, JMM 14, no. 2
Caritas in Veritate and the Market Economy by Paul Oslington, JMM 14, no. 2
Caritas in Veritate, Hybrid Firms, and Institutional Arrangements by Michael Troilo, JMM 14, no. 1
Integral Subsidiarity and Economy of Communion: Two Challenges from Caritas in Veritate by Gregorio Guitian, JMM 13, no. 2
The Importance and Contemporary Relevance of Joseph Ratzinger/Benedict XVI’s Jesus of Nazareth by Marcelo Sánchez Sorondo, JMM 11, no. 1

The European Disunion: Benedict XVI on the Crisis of Faith & Reason by Samuel Gregg, Touchstone
Benedict XVI: Christian Radical by Samuel Gregg, American Spectator
Benedict Among the Germans by Samuel Gregg, American Spectator
Benedict XVI: In No-One’s Shadow by Samuel Gregg, American Spectator
Benedict at Regensburg: Why it still matters by Samuel Gregg, National Review
Benedict XVI and the Irrelevance of ‘Relevance’ by Samuel Gregg, Crisis
Benedict XVI and the Pathologies of Religion by Samuel Gregg, Crisis
Benedict XVI: God’s Revolutionary by Samuel Gregg, Crisis
Debt, Finance and Catholics by Samuel Gregg, Crisis
The Vatican’s Calls for Global Financial Reform: The Future of the Church in the Financial Order by Samuel Gregg, Foreign Affairs
Vatican Remains an Active Player in Global Diplomacy by Samuel Gregg, World Politics Review
Morality, Economics, and the Market in the Thought of Benedict XVI by Samuel Gregg, Economic Affairs
Deus Caritas Est: The Social Message of Pope Benedict XVI by Samuel Gregg, Economic Affairs
Dealing with society’s four crises by Michael Matheson Miller, Legatus Magazine
Pope Benedict and Nature's Genius by Benjamin Wiker and Jonathan Witt, Center for Science & Culture