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A Final Theological Testament: Unpublished Benedict XVI Letter Reflects on Prayer, the Eucharist, and the Uncertain Future of Faith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
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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
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Pope Leo XIV received in audience the Diplomatic Corps accredited to the Holy See Photo: Vatican Media

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Trump creates Religious Liberty Commission: Cardinal Dolan, Bishop Barron appointed members

At the heart of the event was the signing of an executive order creating the 13-member commission, chaired by Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick and vice-chaired by retired neurosurgeon and former cabinet member Ben Carson. Their mission: to produce a report detailing the foundational role of religious liberty in American life, examine perceived threats to that liberty, and propose ways to promote religious pluralism.

Gender Ideology

Supreme Court Allows Trump-Era Ban on Transgender Troops to Take Effect Amid National Debate

The high court’s decision, delivered without oral arguments and divided along ideological lines, lifted a nationwide injunction that had previously blocked the policy. The three liberal justices—Sotomayor, Kagan, and Jackson—dissented. The decision does not resolve the underlying legal challenges but allows the ban to move forward while those cases proceed through lower courts.