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Pope Leo XIV to young people: Make room for Christ whenever you feel lonely
The Vatican on Tuesday released the pontiff’s message for the 41st World Youth Day, to be held in Seoul, South Korea, in August 2027.
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Pennsylvania teen’s witness of faith and hope inspires calls for her canonization
Six years after Maria Middleton’s death from brain cancer, her joyful faith continues to inspire others as the Church in Philadelphia considers opening her cause for sainthood.
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The mission: Pope Leo XIV in South America
A pontiff returns to the continent that shaped his vocation.
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State-level Catholic conferences prepare the faithful for ballot initiatives
In some states, bishops’ conferences have taken a clear position on initiatives, urging Catholics to either support or oppose the measures.
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Pope Leo XIV to return to Chiclayo in Peru and the places that shaped his ministry
Pope Leo XIV will return to Chiclayo, Peru, where he once served as bishop, and will visit key sites from his pastoral ministry, including the cathedral, the Shrine of Our Lady of Peace, and Zaña.
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Leo XIV: Faith assures us that ‘our bond with the faithful departed has not been broken’
Continuing a tradition begun by St. John Paul II in the late 1970s, Pope Leo XIV visited Rome’s Verano Cemetery on Nov. 2.
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PHOTOS: Savannah gives thanks for newly beatified Georgia Martyrs
A standing-room-only congregation filled the Cathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist on All Saints’ Day as Bishop Stephen D. Parkes proposed ways to carry the friars’ witness.
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Polish bishops appeal for dialogue as constitutional court standoff deepens
Poland’s bishops, the primate, and religious superiors appealed for de-escalation and prayer as a dispute over the Constitutional Tribunal’s leadership deepens.
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‘Love transcends death’: How Singapore’s Chinese Catholics remember their dead
Chinese and Catholic customs around death sit side by side and share “one attitude towards the dead,” according to a Singaporean priest.
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Notre Dame bests Villanova in Eternal City Tip-Off basketball games
The Notre Dame men’s and women’s teams emerged victorious in the historic season opener in Rome.
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Theology of the body meets psychology: Catholics seek healing through JPII’s personalism
Catholics gathered to explore how St. John Paul II’s understanding of the person can integrate with psychological science to address anxiety and the search for lasting love and healing.
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EWTN News explains: What’s the difference between canon law and sharia law?
In a recent political campaign, canon law was equated with sharia law — but are the two comparable?
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Peru loses second bishop in 2 days as Pope Leo’s visit nears
Bishop Jorge Carrión Pavlich, who led the Diocese of Puno for more than 24 years, has died at 76, two days after Archbishop Richard Alarcón of Cusco.
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Pope Leo XIV: ‘Holiness is not a privilege reserved for a few’
The pontiff said the solemnity of All Saints offers a “hope-filled message”: God sees goodness hidden from us and calls every person to holiness.
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Africa surpasses Europe in Catholic population; Church leaders highlight missionary role
According to the latest statistics published by Agenzia Fides, Africa’s Catholic population has now surpassed Europe’s, rising to 288.3 million.
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Wisconsin pilgrims visit Belgium to explore roots of Our Lady of Champion visionary
Bishop David Ricken led 50 pilgrims from Wisconsin to Belgium to retrace Adele Brice’s footsteps and deepen their connection to the visionary behind the National Shrine of Our Lady of Champion.
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America’s first martyrs for marriage: The Georgia Martyrs declared ‘blessed’
In a milestone for the Catholic Church in America, the Georgia Martyrs are the first American martyrs for marriage and the first to be beatified in the South.
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New York archbishop joins religious sisters in suing state over assisted suicide law
Archbishop Ronald Hicks joined a suit brought by several orders of religious sisters against the state’s recently instituted suicide regime.
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Pope Leo XIV welcomes thousands from Notre Dame, Villanova to Vatican ahead of historic game
The pope met with basketball teams, students, and fans from both universities ahead of Sunday’s Eternal City Tip-Off.
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Cardinal Simoni says faith sustained him through death sentence for Mass honoring President Kennedy
The 98-year-old Albanian cardinal called for prayers for world leaders after experiencing severe religious persecution.