Schism in the Anglican Church Finalized

What should be the purpose of any religious discourse? Leo XIV provides the answer in Metz

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Address by Pope Leo XIV at the Conclusion of the Interfaith Meeting in Metz

Leo XIV and His Great Pro-European Speech in France: From Europe’s Roots to Its Future, and Schuman’s Lessons for Today’s World

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Address by Pope Leo XIV during the “At the Roots of Europe for Peace and Unity” Gathering in Metz

A Cardinal at the UN: Here’s How the Holy See Reviewed Current World Events at the United Nations Headquarters

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Address by His Eminence Cardinal Pietro Parolin Secretary of State and Head of the Delegation of the Holy See at the General Debate of the High-Level Week at the Opening of the 81st Session of the United Nations General Assembly

Vatican Presents Its First Oscar Contender

Rafael Llanes

To meet the requirements of the U.S. competition, the film secured a theatrical run at the Lumière Music Hall in Beverly Hills. Following its theatrical release, the production team will complete the necessary steps to submit it for Oscar consideration.

What do attitudes such as revenge, retaliation, and rejection bring about—in the world and within us? Leo XIV answers this question during his final Mass in France

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Homily by the Holy Father at Mass in St. Stephen’s Cathedral in Metz

Leo XIV responds: Is he terrified of the risks of AI, is it systemic abuse within the Church, or has he crossed the line regarding secularism in France?

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Interview in English with Pope Leo XIV on the return flight from his apostolic trip to France

Questions about liturgy: When Words of Absolution Are Changed

Fr. Edward McNamara

Answered by Legionary of Christ Father Edward McNamara, professor of liturgy and sacramental theology at the Pontifical Regina Apostolorum university.

Christian Educational Institutions in India Face Mounting Pressure

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With the tacit backing of the Hindu-nationalist government of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in West Bengal, the focus of intimidation has expanded from rural prayer meetings to prestigious urban landmarks.

Here’s How the Meeting Between the Pope and 7 Abuse Victims in Lourdes Unfolded (As Told by the Victims Themselves)

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After the Lourdes meeting, five participants spoke to journalists. Olivier Mardi, cofounder of the advocacy group Voix Libérées de Touraine, said the Pope had listened attentively and was aware that the danger of abuse had not disappeared. “He is no fool,” Mardi said

Kills 1 priest, seriously injures 2 others: Here is the surprising response from one of the survivors

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“Do not blame the nation from which the attacker came,” he told those gathered. The evil, he insisted, had been committed by one particular person, who was responsible for his own actions. Others had not committed the crime.

“Metz Gave Europe Its Soul and Its Face” Interview with Father Jacques-Marie Guilmard, Monk of Solesmes

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From the Carolingian liturgical renewal of Saint Chrodegang to the restorative epic of Dom Guéranger in the 19th century, a plunge into the heart of what made Metz the spiritual cradle of Europe.

For Respect Life Month, USA Bishops Requests Prayer and Action on the Abortion Pill

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Through a focused effort of prayer and action to stop the spread of the abortion pill, the Committee on Pro-Life Activities has encouraged the faithful to learn about the dangers of the abortion pill and take action by sending messages to pharmacies and pharmaceutical companies

Schism in the Anglican Church Finalized: Alternative See to Canterbury Established in Africa

Rafael Llanes

Decisions that lacked consensus and deeply divided the faithful have led global Anglicanism to a radical transformation. More than just an internal dispute, GAFCON represents a parallel structure challenging Canterbury from a significant portion of the Anglican world.

Against All Odds, a Catholic School in Gaza Reopens: An Inspiring Story

Alma Recinas

Father Gabriel Romanelli told ACN that the curriculum had to be redesigned to account for the level of trauma suffered by both students and teachers: «Many of the teachers are so traumatized that it is almost as if they were not the same people we knew before the war began.