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Pope Leo Calls for a World Free from Antisemitism and
At the conclusion of his weekly General Audience in the Vatican, Pope Leo issued a strong appeal to the international community as he recalled International Holocaust Remembrance Day, observed on January 27. Speaking to the faithful
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Between Concordats and Conscience How the Vatican Is Reframing Church State Boundaries in 2026
The relationship between the Vatican and secular governments has always required careful balance. In 2026, that balance is
Vatican Secretary of State Condemns Violence in Minneapolis
A senior Vatican official has described the recent fatal shootings involving federal immigration agents in Minneapolis as unacceptable,
Maine Clergy Mobilize to Support Immigrants Amid ICE Operations
Clergy members from multiple Christian denominations in Maine have begun coordinated public actions aimed at supporting immigrant workers amid heightened
Filipino Bishop Urges Simplicity in Episcopal Gatherings
A senior Filipino bishop has called on his brother bishops to exercise greater restraint and simplicity during national Church meetings,
Cardinal Parolin Condemns Violence and Addresses Diplomatic Tensions
The Vatican’s Secretary of State, Pietro Parolin, spoke firmly against the use of violence while responding to journalists’ questions on
Pope Leo Meets European Parliament President in Vatican
Pope Leo XIV received the President of the European Parliament, Roberta Metsola, at the Apostolic Palace in the Vatican on
St Homobonus and the Catholic Tradition of Ethical Work
The Catholic Church continues to hold up St. Homobonus as a historical example of how professional life, economic
Dominican Friars Set September Date for National Rosary Pilgrimage
The Dominican Friars of the Province of St. Joseph have announced that their annual Dominican Rosary Pilgrimage will
Pope Leo Affirms Strength of the Church in Central Africa Amid Crises
Pope Leo XIV has encouraged the bishops of Central Africa to remain steadfast in their pastoral mission, acknowledging both the
Consecrated Life Urged to Remain a Steady Presence Amid Global Fragility
The leadership of the Dicastery for Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic Life has issued a letter addressed
Pope Leo Says the Word of God Guides the Church Through History
During his Wednesday General Audience on January 28, Pope Leo XIV continued his catechetical reflection on the Second Vatican Council,
St. Rose of Lima Seen as Catalyst for Renewed Missionary Spirit
A conference held at the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome has drawn renewed attention to the spiritual and missionary legacy
Vatican Trials: Justice Inside the Walls or Carefully Managed Theater?
High-profile Vatican trials promise accountability, but questions persist about whether justice is genuine, or carefully staged for credibility.
Vatican Rejects Claims of Restaurant Planned at St Peter’s Basilica
The Vatican has dismissed reports suggesting that a full service restaurant will be opened on the terrace of
Milan Archdiocese Receives Vatican Sports Cross Ahead of Winter Games
The Archdiocese of Milan has welcomed the Vatican Sports Cross as part of preparations for the 2026 Winter
Pope Calls for Balance of Justice and Charity in Abuse Cases
Pope Leo XIV addressed members of the Vatican body responsible for doctrinal oversight and canonical proceedings, urging them to uphold
Pope Leo’s Years in Chiclayo Marked a Shift Toward Participation and Outreach
When Pope Francis appointed Robert Francis Prevost as bishop of Chiclayo in northern Peru, the decision signaled a clear pastoral
Pope Leo Says Decline in Faith Must Renew Evangelizing Mission
Pope Leo XIV has said that the growing distance from faith, particularly among younger generations, should not discourage the Church
Pope Leo Urges Renewed Joy in Passing on the Faith
Pope Leo XIV told members of the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith that the transmission of the Catholic
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Catholics in Minnesota Denounce Violence Amid Immigration Crackdown
Catholic communities across Minnesota have spoken out forcefully against what they describe as intimidation and injustice linked to an intensifying immigration crackdown, following the fatal shooting of a man during a federal enforcement operation in Minneapolis.
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Quiet Renewal: Why the Global Church Is Prioritizing Formation Over Expansion
Across continents and cultures, the Catholic Church in 2026 is undergoing a recalibration that is more spiritual than structural. Rather than focusing on numerical growth or institutional visibility, Church leadership is increasingly directing its energy toward
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Between Concordats and Conscience How the Vatican Is Reframing Church State Boundaries in 2026
The relationship between the Vatican and secular governments has always required careful balance. In 2026, that balance is being rearticulated with notable restraint. Rather than seeking visibility through legal confrontation or political alignment, the Holy See
