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What happens after Biden and Francis are no longer on the stage?...
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We are called to be charitable with each other, but sadly, we often list our worst instincts get in the way of our charity....
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In view of the World Day of Prayer for Vocations, held this year on 21 April, L'Osservatore Romano spoke with Cardinal Lazarus You Heung-sik, Prefect of the Dicastery for the Clergy....
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The desire to use church resources responsibly—including buildings, parish funds, staff and priests—has caused many dioceses and archdioceses across the United States to embark on initiatives to reimagine church structures, both physical and administrative....
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Pope Francis addresses Italian Catholic Action and emphasises the importance of embracing others through reflections on missing, saving, and life-changing embraces....
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Over the week I spent in the Eternal City, something close to comprehension emerged. Relics are everywhere in Rome, and as I wandered in and out of churches, I realised that I had needed to travel to Rome in no small part because of these relics....
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Sexual difference—the male-female polarity—is “foundational,” says Dignitas Infinita, for it is part of God’s gift to humanity in creating us male and female....
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A key synod adviser says Pope Francis is more interested in deepening the practice of synodality within the Catholic Church rather than wading into debates over the hot-button issues that have emerged from his major, three-year process to reform the global institution....
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“The world is forgetting about the people of Sudan,” United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres told reporters after the Security Council met to discuss the Sudan crisis on April 15....