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news26 days ago•12 min saved

Overwatch Introduces Doctrine, a Vampire-Influenced Support Hero

Blizzard unveiled Doctrine, a vampire-inspired support hero for Overwatch at BlizzCon 2026, who wields a healing scepter and commands mechanical bats as drones; his Infuse ability can empower the next action (like turning a dash into flight). A new map, Watch Camp: Grimvotn, was revealed, and Roadhog is getting adjustments to function more as a tank while Sombra is being reworked as a support. Doctrine will be playable for a limited time after launch in October, Dokiwatch cosmetics are returning, and another hero is still slated for release later this year.

via Kotaku|

#blizzcon-2026 #doctrine #hero

world9 months ago•1 min saved

Trump's Revived Foreign Policies and Their Global Implications

The article discusses the enduring influence of a specific doctrine related to US policy towards Venezuela, highlighting its historical significance and ongoing relevance in international relations, especially in the context of recent political developments involving Trump.

via Financial Times|

#doctrine #international-relations #trump

religion2 years ago•6 min saved

"Vatican's Evolving Stance: Blessing Same-Sex Unions and Pope Francis' Informality"

Pope Francis' informal approach to papal duties, including recent events such as the Fiducia Supplicans declaration and a phone call with the Ukrainian president, has raised concerns about the risks of informality within the papacy and the Catholic Church. Critics argue that this approach, characterized by a lack of institutional oversight and documentation, may lead to confusion, conceptual and structural risks, and a centralization of power around the Pope, potentially undermining the traditional counterweights and historical understanding within the Church.

via National Catholic Register|

#catholic-church #diplomacy #doctrine

religion2 years ago•3 min saved

"Insights into the Synod on Synodality 2023: Unveiling Key Discussions and Decisions"

The recently concluded Synod on Synodality at the Vatican saw robust debates and a lack of consensus on key issues such as LGBTQ rights and the female diaconate. Cardinal Jean-Claude Hollerich noted that some expected opposition did not materialize, indicating a desire for change. Concerns raised by Cardinal Joseph Zen and the publication of the dubia of the five cardinals resonated with many bishops. The final document underwent significant revisions, with terms like LGBTQ being replaced by "gender identity" as a compromise. The proposed accountability of pontifical representatives by local bishops was scrapped, and the idea of a synod council was replaced by a proposal to reform the Council of Cardinals. The stress on ecumenical dialogue and the mission of the Church remained unchanged.

via Catholic News Agency|

#doctrine #female-diaconate #lgbtq

religion3 years ago•14 min saved

Cardinals Seek Clarification from Pope Francis before Synod on Synodality

Five cardinals have submitted a set of questions, known as "dubia," to Pope Francis ahead of the Synod on Synodality, seeking clarification on topics including doctrinal development, the blessing of same-sex unions, the authority of the Synod, women's ordination, and sacramental absolution. The cardinals expressed concerns about declarations made by high-ranking prelates that they believe contradict the constant doctrine and discipline of the Church. They previously submitted a version of the dubia in July and received a response from the Pope, but it did not provide the desired clarity. The cardinals have now reformulated the questions to elicit "yes" or "no" responses and are awaiting a reply.

via Catholic News Agency|

#cardinals #doctrine #dubia

religion3 years ago•14 min saved

Cardinals Seek Clarification from Pope Francis Before Synod on Synodality

Five cardinals have submitted a set of questions, known as "dubia," to Pope Francis ahead of the Synod on Synodality, seeking clarification on topics including doctrinal development, same-sex unions, the authority of the Synod, women's ordination, and sacramental absolution. The cardinals had previously submitted a version of the dubia in July and received a response from the Pope, but they claim that his answers did not resolve their doubts. They have now rephrased the questions to elicit "yes" or "no" responses and are awaiting a reply.

via National Catholic Register|

#cardinals #doctrine #dubia

religion3 years ago•2 min saved

Pope Francis criticizes "reactionary" U.S. Catholics for replacing faith with ideology

Pope Francis criticized the "backwardness" of some conservatives in the U.S. Catholic Church, stating that they have replaced faith with ideology and emphasizing the need for a correct evolution in the understanding of questions of faith and morals. He acknowledged the divisions within the church and the criticism he has faced from U.S. conservatives, who have disagreed with his focus on social justice issues and his openness to allowing divorced and remarried Catholics to receive the sacraments. Francis warned that a reactionary attitude leads to a climate of closure and disconnects from the roots of the church, having devastating effects on morality.

via CBS News|

#conservatives #doctrine #ideology

religion3 years ago•5 min saved

Pope Francis Criticizes U.S. Catholics for Replacing Faith with Ideology

Pope Francis expressed concern about a "climate of closure" in the United States, where ideology can replace faith and membership in a specific Church sector can replace membership in the Church itself. He highlighted the presence of a strong reactionary attitude that shapes people's sense of belonging. The Pope emphasized the need for an appropriate evolution in understanding matters of faith and morals, citing the criteria of Vincent of Lérins. He warned against "backwardness" in doctrine and the detrimental effects it can have on morality. Pope Francis also mentioned his joy in preparing for the upcoming Synod on Synodality, despite acknowledging some shortcomings in its management.

via National Catholic Register|

#doctrine #faith #ideology

politics3 years ago•0 min saved

Russia's New Foreign Policy Targets Western Threats and Allies with India and China.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a new security doctrine that identifies the US as the "main source" of threat to Russia's security. The doctrine also highlights the importance of maintaining strategic stability and strengthening the country's military capabilities.

via Financial Times|

#doctrine #politics #putin

military3 years ago•2 min saved

US trainers aid Ukraine's doctrine overhaul.

The US Army's Security Assistance Training Management Organization (SATMO) has helped Ukraine reform its fighting style, force structure, and professional military education by training Ukraine's own doctrine writers and establishing a major training center in the country's west. SATMO's doctrine advisory groups and trainers have helped Kyiv reinvent its doctrine and operations, bringing Ukraine to a NATO standard. SATMO's cost efficiency is due to legal requirements that hosts foot the training bill.

via Defense News|

#doctrine #military #security-assistance