Silere non possum is the information portal dedicated to the activities of the Holy Father, the Holy See, and the Catholic Church.
Founded in March 2021, the website stands out for the accuracy of its analyses and for its free and well-documented perspective on events concerning the State of the Vatican City and the life of the universal Church.
In a short period, Silere non possum has established itself as a reliable and rigorous source, offering readers not sensationalism, but objective facts supported by documents and careful reflection. The editorial team, composed of both clerics and laypeople, works with dedication to promote the good of the Church and foster a conscious understanding of issues that intersect faith and ecclesial reality.
In a context where journalism risks losing credibility, Silere non possum benefits from the expertise of those working within the world’s smallest state, offering a direct and informed perspective on events involving the Vatican. Our mission is clear: to reaffirm the authority and transparency of ecclesial communication.
The experience gained during the complex years of Pope Benedict XVI's pontificate, marked by often one-sided media narratives, inspired this project, which today strives to offer verified news, solid sources, and clear, accessible analyses, even for those "not in the know."
With Silere non possum, the truth of the facts is brought back to the center of the debate, in the interest of the Church and its faithful.