The unitive and procreative dimensions of marriage

56 Years Serving the Sick in Syria: Recognizing the Inspiring Story of Sister Arcangela

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The Italian Ambassador to Syria presented the religious sister with an award for her long service at Saint-Louis Hospital. She dedicatedthe recognitionto the sick and the poor shemetover more than half a century.For her,“Syria has become my second homeland,”

This is the team tasked with addressing AI within the Catholic Church in the U.S., and these are the 8 principles established by the European episcopate

Tim Daniels

The wider intellectual framework comes from Pope Leo XIV’s encyclical Magnifica Humanitas, which calls for cooperation and a shared culture of responsibility in confronting the challenges posed by artificial intelligence. The bishops are thus positioning the Church neither as an opponent of technological progress nor as a passive observer of developments driven by commercial interests

Seven Million Pilgrims, 25,077 Volunteers, social media and a podcast: Argentina Prepares to Welcome Pope Leo XIV

Enrique Villegas

Argentina’s security minister, Alejandra Monteoliva, has announced what she described as the largest security operation in the country’s history for the occasion

Israel goes to the polls: the battle for the ultra-Orthodox Jewish vote

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With their stable voting blocs, Shas and United Torah Judaism have been key allies for Netanyahu. However, the row over conscription for Yeshiva students has changed the equation. Meanwhile, a (minority) reformist religious faction is also on the ballot with a woman as a leading candidate.

Leo XIV is cancer-free and will not need chemotherapy or any other treatment

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It is confirmed that with the removal of a portion of the right lung on Tuesday, October 13, all of the cancer has been removed, and thus no additional therapy will be necessary

The unitive and procreative dimensions of marriage, as explored in depth by Leo XIV

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Pope’s General Audience, October 21, 2026, on Commitment to the Family in Today’s Society

Archbishop of Denver Orders Famous American Exorcist to Fast in Public

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According to a statement issued by the Archdiocese of Denver, Golka proposed a yearlong “fast” from public speaking and interviews so that the priest could devote more time to his community and the people it serves. Ripperger accepted the request, the archdiocese said, and the two are expected to review the arrangement after a year.

In the Midst of a Crisis, Jesus Won Over the Atheistic Heart of a Young Stock Market Operations Analyst

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«If you discover that something is missing, you must go in search of it. You need to leave behind the life you once had in order to pursue the life you desire, or the life you feel called to live.»

3 Aspects of the Relationship Between Holiness and History, According to Leo XIV

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Papal Audience with Participants in the Symposium “Holiness in History,” Organized by the Dicastery for the Causes of Saints

The words of Pope Leo XIV that everyone working in school and university ministry should read

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The Pope’s Address to Participants in the International Congress on School and University Ministry