Why is Christian archaeology important? Pope Leo XIV provides these answers

Dec 11, 2025 17:49

ZENIT Staff

Since an Apostolic Letter on the importance of Christian archaeology was made public that same day Photo: Vatican Media

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The encouraging signs have prompted cautious optimism, but they do not yet provide a complete picture of his prognosis. The Vatican has confirmed that the cancerous tissue was removed, while the results needed to establish whether the disease had spread have not been made public

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