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News from the Vatican
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Pope Francis expressed his gratitude to a Jesuit-run refugee center in Rome for its continued care for migrants and refugees fleeing war, persecution and hunger.
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As people spent more time online during the coronavirus lockdown, negative remarks and even the incitement of hatred based on national, cultural or religious identity increased, a Vatican...
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After months of quarantine due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Vatican will open its gardens and several buildings to the children of its lay employees for summer camps in July.
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On Saturday, Pope Francis will be praying a rosary to implore Mary’s intercession and protection amid the pandemic.
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Pope Francis's recent message to the pontifical mission societies is a reminder that the church's primary mission is to proclaim the Gospel, not run institutions with businesslike efficiency, said...
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National Catholic Register
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By Edward Pentin | COLLEPARDO, Italy — After a year of legal battles, plans to launch an academy to defend the Judeo-Christian foundations of Western civilization at a historic monastery south of...
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By Jonah McKeown/CNA. | DENVER, Colo. — As dioceses across the United States start to reopen public Masses, the scientist leading the government’s response to the coronavirus pandemic...
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By Jonah McKeown/CNA. | DENVER, Colo. — A Hong Kong cardinal told CNA that changes to Hong Kong’s status in China could threaten the religious freedom of Catholics and other religious...
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By Steven D. Greydanus | “Her whole life was an attempt to tell her real story. That never really happened. I hope it can posthumously.” So laments Protestant minister Rob Schenck, a onetime...
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By The Editors | Was Norma McCorvey — the Jane Roe behind Roe v. Wade — manipulated and exploited? Was she used to advance a cause that wasn’t hers? It’s hard to say if exploitation was the intent of...
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