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Pornography: one of the causes of the decline in vocations, according to expert
A Final Theological Testament: Unpublished Benedict XVI Letter Reflects on Prayer, the Eucharist, and the Uncertain Future of Faith
Pope Leo XIV assumes his role as Bishop of Rome for the second time and will ordain new priests for his diocese
Another (important) change by Leo XIV in the Roman Curia: this is the Pope’s new almoner (and prefect of the Dicastery for Charity)
This was the funeral of the Lebanese Catholic priest who died in Israeli army bombings
Cardinal of Iran arrives at the Vatican and meets with Pope Leo XIV after the bombing of the country and days without news of him
Vatican Diplomacy Recognized: EU Honors Cardinal Pietro Parolin with the First European Order of Merit
Leo XIV, Trump, and the moral legitimacy of war in the Middle East: diplomacy as the Vatican’s only “weapon”
The testimony of faith of Christian cricket champion Sanju Samson
Catholic Church in Singapore to Receive Largest Number of New Catholics at Easter 2026: Here Are the Numbers
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the Jubilee is more than a festival or a religious conference—it is a pilgrimage of encounter, penance, celebration, and renewal Photo: Jubilee 2025

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New Freedoms, Old Cautions: U.S. Churches Now Free to Endorse Political Candidates—But Catholic Church Won’t

The ruling, emerging from a legal battle initiated in 2024 by Texas-based churches and the National Religious Broadcasters (NRB), effectively softens the enforcement of the so-called Johnson Amendment of 1954. That provision had barred 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations, including religious groups, from supporting or opposing candidates for public office

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USA: 22 states support NJ dad seeking end to policy that hides ‘social transition’ of daughter

A New Jersey father is suing a school district and state officials for violating his parental rights by secretly treating his daughter as a boy without his permission, then refusing to comply with his wishes that they refer to her as a girl when he discovered that school officials were “socially transitioning” his daughter as required by district policy and state law.