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Questions about liturgy: Proclaiming the Gospel Outside of Mass
Holiness, beautifully explained by Leo XIV on the Solemnity of All Saints
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Leo XIV Appoints New Leadership to Guide the Synodal Process into Its Next Phase
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Pope Leo XIV reorganizes the laws governing disciplinary actions against Vatican employees: here are the new rules
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Argentines’ expectations regarding the Pope’s visit, as reflected in an interesting study with surprising revelations
Leo XIV: A Pope Who Votes in Elections. Vatican Confirms the Pope’s Vote in the U.S. Midterm Elections
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Four years after the Dobbs case, the United States remains deeply divided on abortion: here’s what the data shows

According to Gallup’s Values and Beliefs survey, conducted from May 1 to May 17, 2026, Americans are almost perfectly split on the legal status of abortion. Forty-eight percent believe abortion should be legal in all circumstances (33%) or most circumstances (15%), while 49% say it should either be legal only in certain circumstances (32%) or illegal in all cases (17%).

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This is How Mexico’s Leftist Supreme Court Works to Decriminalize Abortion Up to Birth

On April 24, 2007, Mexico City became the first state constitution to decriminalize abortion up to 12 weeks. This decision was followed by 23 of the country’s 32 states, after the Supreme Court’s 2023 ruling that declared the criminalization of the euphemism «right to choose» unconstitutional and ordered the Federal Congress to remove the crime of abortion from the Penal Code.

Gender Ideology•Justice and Peace•Pro Life

Rightward Shift in Latin America Could Bolster Pro-Life at UN

A spate of right-wing victories in the region, including Bolivia, Chile, Costa Rica, Ecuador, and Honduras, raises the possibility that Latin American delegations will align with the Trump administration, and not the European Union. The recently elected conservative leaders are openly pro-life and pro-family and embrace conservative policies more broadly.