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Vatican’s highest appeals court criticizes publishing lists of ‘credibly accused’ clerics

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Vatican calls Church to recognize the human dignity, faith, and hardships of fishers

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Vatican’s highest appeals court criticizes publishing lists of ‘credibly accused’ clerics

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Vatican calls Church to recognize the human dignity, faith, and hardships of fishers

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Built to flex, made to last: Inside New Zealand’s first new cathedral in a century

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Pope Leo XIV’s appeal to mothers: ‘Never tire of passing on the faith!’

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Pope Leo XIV encourages Uruguay’s Catholic minority to keep — and spread — the faith

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Vatican’s highest appeals court criticizes publishing lists of ‘credibly accused’ clerics

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Vatican calls Church to recognize the human dignity, faith, and hardships of fishers

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Exorcist is new rector of Mexico City’s Our Lady of Guadalupe Basilica

Monsignor Daniel Víctor Villalobos Ortiz has been appointed the new rector of the Our Lady of Guadalupe Basilica in Mexico City by the primatial archbishop of Mexico, Cardinal Carlos Aguiar…

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Filipino Norbertine priest elected new abbot of St. Michael’s Abbey in California

LOS ANGELES — One of the largest Norbertine communities in the world, St. Michaelʼs Abbey in Orange County, California, has elected Father John Caronan as its third abbot since its…

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2 historic churches in Mexico City reopen almost 9 years after earthquake damage

Almost nine years after the earthquakes that shook central and southwestern Mexico in September 2017, St. John of God Church and Holy True Cross Church, both located in Mexico City,…

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Catholic Relief Services to receive $235 million in food aid for Sudan, Ethiopia

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) will provide up to $235 million through Catholic Relief Services (CRS) for emergency food and nutrition assistance in Sudan and Ethiopia amid widespread hunger.…

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U.S. bishops urge Labor Department to reject expanding IVF insurance coverage

The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) and other Catholic organizations submitted public comments urging the Labor Department to reject a proposed regulation that would expand insurance coverage opportunities for…

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BBC correspondent David Willey, longtime Vatican and papal chronicler, dies at 93

David Willey, a BBC correspondent whose career in Rome spanned more than 50 years and five papacies, died July 11 in Italy at the age of 93. From being a…

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French bishop: Catholic lawmakers who back euthanasia bill cannot receive Communion

Catholic members of France’s National Assembly who vote for the country’s euthanasia and assisted-suicide bill will no longer be able to receive holy Communion, Bishop Marc Aillet of Bayonne, Lescar,…

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Pakistan court hands rare prison sentence over anti-Christian riots

Christians in Pakistan have welcomed the conviction of a Muslim man for his role in the 2023 anti-Christian riots in Jaranwala, Punjab, calling it a rare instance of accountability in…

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Vatican hosts Nobel laureates, experts to discuss AI security risks

The Vatican this week is hosting over 200 top academics, innovators, and Nobel laureates for a global summit on AI security risks, inspired by Pope Leo XIV’s encyclical Magnifica Humanitas.…

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Historic ‘pope’s hospital’ unites innovation with care to help sick children

After more than 40 years as a research institution, the Vatican-owned children’s hospital, Bambino Gesù, continues to be at the front lines of pediatric medical research as it strives to…

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Society of St. Pius X appeals to Vatican against schism decree

The Society of St. Pius X (SSPX) has filed an appeal with the Vatican against the decree that declared the traditionalist group in schism with the Catholic Church for consecrating…

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Pro-life leaders remember Sen. Lindsey Graham as longtime champion for unborn children

WASHINGTON — National pro-life organizations are remembering the late Sen. Lindsey Graham as one of the movement’s most steadfast advocates, praising his decades-long legislative efforts to protect unborn children and…

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