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Jorge Enrique Mújica
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Licenciado en filosofía por el Ateneo Pontificio Regina Apostolorum, de Roma, y “veterano” colaborador de medios impresos y digitales sobre argumentos religiosos y de comunicación. En la cuenta de Twitter: https://twitter.com/web_pastor, habla de Dios e internet y Church and media: evangelidigitalización."

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After 112 vandalized churches, Canada ends funding for research on Catholic school tombs

The global uproar surrounding unmarked graves began in 2021 when the Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc First Nation claimed to have discovered 215 burial sites at the former Kamloops Indian Residential School. However, the claim was based solely on ground-penetrating radar scans, which detect soil disturbances but do not confirm the presence of human remains. In the years since, the claim has been revised from “215 graves” to “200 potential burials,” with no excavations providing further clarity.

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“The Pope Knows He Is in Danger and He Has Asked Us to Transmit It”: The Pope’s Doctors in The First News Conference

The Doctors have stressed that the Pope “Is still not out of danger.” “The question is: Is the Pope out of danger? No. The Pope is not out of danger. The possibilities are open. Because, such an important infection, with so many microbes, then with the appearance of bilateral pneumonia, in a gentleman who doesn’t walk much (we see him, he is in a wheelchair), who is 88 years” old, isn’t something simple.

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U.S. Vice President asks for prayers for Pope Francis: this is what is known about the Pope’s health as of Feb. 20

Vance’s public message of support comes just weeks after an indirect exchange between him and Pope Francis over the concept of «Ordo Amoris»—the “order of love.” The vice president had previously commented on this theological idea in the context of U.S. immigration policy, prompting Francis to address the topic in an official letter to the U.S. bishops