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Pope Francis calls for peaceful resolution to clashes between Armenia and Azerbaijan
July 20, 2020
Pope Francis said he is praying for the families of victims of clashes between Armenia and Azerbaijan, and hopes differences can be resolved peacefully.
Pope Francis appoints new director of Vatican healthcare fund
July 20, 2020
Pope Francis has named Italian surgeon Giovanni Battista Doglietto as director of the Vatican health fund known as Fondo di Assistenza Sanitaria (FAS)
UPDATE: French cathedral burns in suspected arson attack
July 18, 2020
There is also significant damage to the cathedral’s 16th century rose window
Catholic faith is the answer to sorcery-related violence in Papua New Guinea, says bishop
July 17, 2020
On Easter Sunday in the Southern Highlands of Papua New Guinea, three innocent women were burned and tortured while local Catholics were at Mass
Turkish court ruling paves way for Hagia Sophia to be turned into mosque
July 10, 2020
A Turkish court has paved the way for the former Byzantine cathedral of Hagia Sophia in Istanbul to be turned back into a mosque.
Vatican cardinal: peace is threatened as health and economic crises continue
July 07, 2020
A Vatican cardinal has said that the world is facing a “tsunami” of humanitarian crises caused by the coronavirus emergency, conflict, and decreased security around the globe
New Amazon region ‘ecclesial conference’ created
July 01, 2020
Following a recommendation by the Amazon synod, a new “ecclesial conference” for the Amazon region has been created
Vatican releases Catholic directory for catechesis in ‘dynamic continuity’ with Church teaching
June 25, 2020
The new directory will tackle issues such as bioethics, sex and gender, care for creation, and the death penalty
Pope Francis: In life’s ups and downs, make prayer your constant
June 24, 2020
King David is an example of being consistent in prayer no matter what life throws at you or what good or bad you do, Pope Francis said
Pope Francis to Catholics: Do not fear persecution, violence
June 22, 2020
Pope Francis encouraged Christians to fear sin, not the hostility, violence, or persecution they may face when sharing the Gospel with the world
Pope Francis adds three titles to Catholic litany of the Blessed Virgin Mary
June 20, 2020
Pope Francis has approved the inclusion of three additional invocations in the Litany of the Blessed Virgin Mary, also called the Litany of Loreto. In a June 20 letter to the presidents of bishops’ conferences, Cardinal Robert Sarah, prefect of the Congregation for the Divine Liturgy and the Discipline of the Sacraments, said the invocations
Rome’s Irish College will not receive Irish seminarians next academic year
June 19, 2020
The trustees of the Pontifical Irish College decided last week that the national seminary in Rome will no longer host men studying for the priesthood in Ireland
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