Pope Francis continues to pursue dialogue with China but will Beijing do the same?

Jul 18, 2023 15:08

ZENIT Staff

Chinese pilgrims with an image of Our Lady of Fatima. Photo: Osservatore Romano

Vatican Clarifies Iran Ambassador Controversy: Routine Diplomatic Honor Miscast as Political Endorsement

According to clarifications issued by both Vatican officials and the U.S. Embassy to the Holy See, the honor formed part of the Vatican’s longstanding diplomatic protocol: ambassadors accredited to the Holy See who complete at least two years of service commonly receive the distinction.

Leo XIV’s first book offers a glimpse into the Augustinian spirit of the new papacy

The first copy of the Italian edition was formally presented to the Pope on May 2 by Father Joseph Farrell, the current Prior General of the Augustinians, together with Father Rocco Ronzani and Vatican publishing executive Lorenzo Fazzini.

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Pope Francis continues to pursue dialogue with China but will Beijing do the same?

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