"I consider myself neither a progressive nor a traditionalist. We must follow the Church's teaching on the teaching function of the Pope, the College of Bishops and the Second Vatican Council. The Pope's pronouncements as head of the Church concern faith and morals — and not other matters, such as political issues."
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Czech Cardinal Duka Discusses His ‘Dubia,’ Radical Secularization, and the Deep Crisis Facing the Church (13 October 2023) National Catholic Register
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Dominik Duka
Dominik Jaroslav Duka (26 April 1943 – 4 November 2025) was a Czech cardinal, who is the 36th Archbishop of Prague. He previously served as Bishop of Hradec Králové.
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