Some International Theological Commission members at odds with Church teaching (National Catholic Register)

An analysis by the National Catholic Register reports that some new members of the International Theological Commission hold views that conflict with established Church teaching. The report specifies that these disagreements involve topics such as the theology of salvation and the ordination of women.

The International Theological Commission serves as an advisory body under the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith. Pope Paul VI established the commission in 1969 following a proposal from the 1967 Synod of Bishops.

The traditionalist blog Rorate Caeli also published an analysis stating that the commission made three to four problematic choices regarding its recent appointments.