Burkina Faso: Priest calls for prayer after three new terrorist attacks

Nov 05, 2024 13:16

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the terrorists set fire to many houses belonging both to Christians and Muslims. Photo: ACN

a Holy Week retreat in Spain profoundly changed her life.

Pope Francis outlined a vision of education rooted in compassion, dialogue, and humility

This traditional Mass is held annually within the week dedicated to prayer for the deceased

The cheerful pilgrim, Luce, symbolizes a journey through life’s storms, embodying resilience and hope

Reem Alsaleem, the UN Special Rapporteur on violence against women

passed away on November 1 at 2:30 a.m. in São Paulo, Brazil

Cardinals and Bishops•Pope Francis

Pope Francis Adds Naples Archbishop Domenico Battaglia to December 7 Cardinal List

This December, the College of Cardinals will reflect an even broader spectrum of voices. With 21 new cardinals, including Battaglia, the international scope is apparent: 11 are from Europe (5 from Italy), 6 from the Americas (5 from South America), 3 from Asia, and 1 from Africa.

Nov 04, 2024 17:41

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Analysis Opinion•Justice and Peace•Pro Life

The Battle Over Abortion Rights Heats Up in 10 States Ahead of November 5 Election

For voters heading to the polls on November 5, the decisions made could carry consequences beyond the election itself.

Nov 03, 2024 21:23

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Angelus•Pope Francis

Where to find the center of the life of faith? Pope Francis answers

Allocution on the occasion of the recitation of the Angelus on Sunday, November 3, 2024

Nov 03, 2024 21:18

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Analysis Opinion

UN Expert Says Countries Must Legalize Drugs, Prostitution and Abortion

Mofokeng argues that abortion, prostitution, and non-disclosure of HIV status to sexual partners may pose “no actual or potential harm” and that laws criminalizing such conduct are part of the legacy of “harmful norms and policies” spread by colonialism. The claims were made by Dr. Tlaleng Mofokeng, the UN Rapporteur on the Right to Health, in her latest report on a “human rights based approach to harm reduction.”

Nov 03, 2024 21:14

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Liturgy and Divine Worship

Questions about liturgy: Bows Toward the Altar and the Celebrant

Answered by Legionary of Christ Father Edward McNamara, professor of liturgy and sacramental theology and director of the Sacerdos Institute at the Pontifical Regina Apostolorum university.

Nov 03, 2024 21:10

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A «Box Office» Pope: Vatican Reveals Number of People That Attended Events with Leo XIV in 2025

Between Pope Francis and Pope Leo, the total number of people received was 3,176,620.

Pope Leo XIV Named Treccani’s Person of the Year: A Pontificate of Subtle Strength and Measured Influence

By exercising quiet leadership, prioritizing pastoral care, and resisting the pressures to adopt extremes, he has positioned the Catholic Church as a thoughtful actor in global discussions on justice, peace, and human dignity

Burkina Faso: Priest calls for prayer after three new terrorist attacks

Sister Clare: the young Irish actress who became a nun goes to the altars

Pope Francis and spiritual coca-colonization in academia

Pope’s beautiful homily to meditate (without fear) on death and the dead with the figure of the good thief

Vatican: controversy over Jubilee mascot; designer has worked for gay pride

UN rapporteur opens debate by questioning inclusion policies affecting real women in sports

Founder of the Heralds of the Gospel dies at 85 years of age

Pope Francis Adds Naples Archbishop Domenico Battaglia to December 7 Cardinal List

The Battle Over Abortion Rights Heats Up in 10 States Ahead of November 5 Election

Where to find the center of the life of faith? Pope Francis answers

UN Expert Says Countries Must Legalize Drugs, Prostitution and Abortion

Questions about liturgy: Bows Toward the Altar and the Celebrant