Data-Informed Approaches to Ecclesial Leadership
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Complete timeline of SSPX-Vatican relations from 1970-2026. Understand the Society of Saint Pius X dispute, the 1988 schism, 2009 reconciliation attempts, and the February 2026 crisis over new bishop consecrations.
Analyzing how Pope Francis moved the Catholic Church from lecture hall rows to round tables at the 2023-2024 Synod on Synodality reflects deeper changes in religious leadership, Catholic leadership approaches, and how Catholics participate in the Catholic community—particularly through online presence and use of digital communication.
An excerpt from Livy’s The History of Rome and Aristotle’s Politics on tyrants’ way of controlling the state.
A sermon by Saint John Chrysostom, in which he argues why Saint Peter is a greater philosopher than Plato.
This article will demonstrate how to locate all instances of a specific word in the Bible, the various types of translation available, and how to present them graphically.
Explanation of what feedback loops are, using the example of information processes in the Vatican.
A comparison of Peter and Plato and their visions of steering the ship of state and the Church. Although the principle of feedback is the same everywhere, it can be implemented in different ways.
An excerpt from Plato’s Republic on steering the ship of state.
What does Pope Leo XIV have in common with cybernetics? His task is to govern the Church. This task requires enormous experience, knowledge of history, but also the latest achievements in communication theory and control of complex systems.
A selection of Gospel passages about St. Peter and his boat.
