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Articles by Karl Gustel Wärnberg

About Karl Gustel Wärnberg

b>Karl Gustel Wärnberg sits on the editorial board of The European Conservative, studies in the Master’s Programme in the Humanities, with specialisation in the History of Science and Ideas, at Uppsala University in Sweden, and has studied philosophy and theology at the Newman Institute, a Jesuit College in Sweden.

Bishop Anders Arborelius reflects on being first native Swede named cardinal

June 9, 2017 Karl Gustel Wärnberg 4

Bishop Anders Arborelius OCD is the first native Swede to be named a cardinal in the two millennia of the Church. King Sigismund Vasa (1566-1632), King of Poland and of Sweden until he was ousted […]

Thoughts from Europe on Pope Francis’ recent visit to Sweden

November 3, 2016 Karl Gustel Wärnberg 0

In 1152-1154 Cardinal Nicholas Breakspear was on a tour of the North, visiting Norway and Sweden by the instigation of Pope Eugene III. During the summer of 1152 he presided over a meeting in Linköping […]