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And so now, in a world perched precariously on the precipice of war, the question comes alive again —Can we win the Cold War again?...
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In January, a senior Vatican diplomat was summoned to a closed-door meeting at the Pentagon. There, according to reporting by The Free Press, U.S. officials sharply criticised Pope Leo XIV’s stance on foreign policy....
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In choosing his papal name, Pope Leo XIV clearly identified himself with the noted author of Catholic social teaching, Leo XIII. Yet the legacy of his name goes back much further....
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In this time of rapid change, when there is a rupture in the world order, we long to find a continuous thread which will illuminate hope in the many situations of chaos and darkness emerging both locally and globally....
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Will the ceasefire with Iran survive Israel’s brutal attacks on Lebanon?...
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James Martin, S.J., is joined by James K.A. Smith on the “The Spiritual Life” podcast. Jamie is a leading scholar of St. Augustine, and a professor of philosophy at Calvin University....
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A conservative official invoked God in the context of war and a supposedly liberal pope rebuked him. The exchange is then cast as a political disagreement, or at most as an instance of religion being deployed on both sides of a geopolitical conflict....
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Even the greatest doubters can become the greatest believers when they encounter the risen Lord....
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The pope will touch down in Algeria on April 13 to kick off a four-nation tour of the African continent. One of his first stops will be a daylong visit to Annaba, the site of ancient Hippo....