56 Years Serving the Sick in Syria: Recognizing the Inspiring Story of Sister Arcangela

Oct 21, 2026 09:55

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Sister Arcangela Orsetti in accepting the recognition Italian Ambassador to Syria, Stefano Ravagnan Photo: Avvenire

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For the first time, a Jewish woman will serve as president of the Catholic Biblical Association of America

Perhaps the most remarkable aspect of this story is that many of those celebrating Levine’s election insist that it is not primarily about her being Jewish. Colleagues point instead to decades of collaboration, friendship, committee service, editorial work, and intellectual leadership within the association

Aug 15, 2026 13:24

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Virginia College Student Asks U.S. Supreme Court to Restore Equal Treatment of Students

Liberty University student Bethany Hall is challenging a Virginia program that excludes students pursuing certain degrees in religious studies from state-funded educational assistance.

Aug 11, 2026 11:28

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Queen of England Meets with a Group of Catholic Nuns Fighting Human Trafficking

Less than one year after their historic meeting during the State Visit to the Holy See, Catholic Sisters met again with Her Majesty The Queen Camilla at Clarence House to share the impact of their global work, particularly in support of vulnerable women and girls.

Jul 15, 2026 06:25

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Why Are Feminists Angry at the UN Security Council?

Despite the fact that only a fraction of women identify themselves as feminists, it has become a common progressive tactic at the UN to equate women’s groups with feminist groups.

Jul 12, 2026 09:40

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A Desire to Serve: From the Longest-Living YouTuber Nun to Women Collaborating with Key Dicasteries

Before entering the convent, she worked for years as a governess and teacher for children, while also serving the needy, as well as elderly and sick priests. However, she always held in her heart the desire to consecrate herself to God in the contemplative life.

Jul 05, 2026 10:21

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The Vatican reconfirms the Pope’s trip to Argentina, Uruguay, and Peru and releases one of its longest medical reports

Dr. Luigi Carbone confirms that the Holy Father’s recovery after the surgery continues, and the latest medical examinations attest to his good health and favorable clinical condition. Based on his current clinical status, there are no contraindications that would prevent him from undertaking his upcoming apostolic journey to Latin America as planned

The personal relationship that God asks of every Christian, as explained by Pope Leo XIV

Address on the Occasion of the Angelus Prayer on Sunday, October 25, 2026

56 Years Serving the Sick in Syria: Recognizing the Inspiring Story of Sister Arcangela

Pakistan: Bill to Reform the Christian Marriage Law Passes

In Praise of Women and a Brief Reflection on the Poor and the Body of Christ: Leo XIV on His Second Day in Paris

«Entrepreneurial Nuns»: The Inspiring Creativity of Women of God That Has Changed Hundreds of Lives for the Better

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Nigerian Court Rules Religious Police Cannot Arrest Christian Woman for Converting from Islam

Iraq’s Court of Cassation affirms woman’s right to be classified as Christian in state’s official database

For the first time, a Jewish woman will serve as president of the Catholic Biblical Association of America

Virginia College Student Asks U.S. Supreme Court to Restore Equal Treatment of Students

Queen of England Meets with a Group of Catholic Nuns Fighting Human Trafficking

Why Are Feminists Angry at the UN Security Council?

A Desire to Serve: From the Longest-Living YouTuber Nun to Women Collaborating with Key Dicasteries