Pope Leo XIV: Human dignity demands solidarity, not isolation
Pope Leo XIV addressed pilgrims at his general audience in St. Peter’s Square on Wednesday, September 9, 2026, according to ewtnnews.com. The pontiff continued his catechetical…
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Pope Leo XIV addressed pilgrims at his general audience in St. Peter’s Square on Wednesday, September 9, 2026, according to ewtnnews.com. The pontiff continued his catechetical…
Pope Leo XIV celebrated Mass at the Augustinian shrine of Our Lady of Good Counsel in Genazzano, Italy, on Monday evening. The visit occurred on the…
A federal advisory body on international religious freedom called on the United States government to impose targeted sanctions against members of a prominent Hindu nationalist organization…
Religious instruction in Polish public schools has long been a standard part of the educational landscape, with 75.6 percent of students participating during the 2024/2025 academic…
A major international gathering at the Vatican this week is calling for robust ethical guardrails as artificial intelligence rapidly reshapes the landscape of global art, culture,…
The Catholic Church and other Christian communities have entered a month-long period of reflection dedicated to the care of the natural world. Marking the 11th World…
The Holy Father has designated the care of water as the central theme for the Church’s prayer intentions in September 2026, calling on the global community…
The leadership of Nigeria’s Catholic Church has issued an urgent appeal for government action following coordinated attacks on mosques and communities that have claimed dozens of…
Pope Leo XIV made history on August 29 by becoming the first pontiff to cross Lake Albano by boat, participating in a water-based Marian procession at…
Cardinal Leonardo Steiner, the first cardinal from the Amazon region, has condemned escalating violence and land seizures targeting Indigenous communities in Brazil, attributing the conflict to…
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