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  1. 01
    Pope Leo XIV urges women religious to confront globalization of indifference
    discussReligious OrdersUpdated48m ago

    Pope Leo XIV addressed the Leadership Conference of Women Religious in the US, highlighting the importance of synodality and the need to confront the globalization of indifference.

    10 sources21 reportsThe Holy SeeVatican News

    Pope Leo XIV addressed the Leadership Conference of Women Religious in the US, highlighting the importance of synodality and the need to confront the globalization of indifference. He encouraged them to be experts in synodality and to contribute to the Church's mission. The Pope also thanked them for their contributions to evangelization, education, and care for the poor and marginalized.

    SourcesThe Holy SeeVatican News

  2. 02
    Pope Leo XIV notes Sudan conflict escalation
    discussChurch & State17h ago

    War in Sudan intensifies, with fighting in El Obeid and Blue Nile.

    2 sourcesAgenzia FidesVatican News

    War in Sudan intensifies, with fighting in El Obeid and Blue Nile. Pope Leo XIV expresses concern. Civilians are affected by drone strikes.

    SourcesAgenzia FidesVatican News

  3. 03
    SIGNIS pledges to heed call to create relationships and networks
    discussVatican17h ago
    2 sourcesVatican NewsDiocese of Hallam

    SourcesVatican NewsDiocese of Hallam

  4. 04
    Bishops issue pastoral letter on 2026 elections
    discussBishops18h ago

    The Southern African Catholic Bishops' Conference released a pastoral letter on the 2026 municipal elections.

    4 sourcesSouthern African Catholic Bishops' ConferenceArchdiocese of PretoriaArchdiocese of Cape Town+1

    The Southern African Catholic Bishops' Conference released a pastoral letter on the 2026 municipal elections. The letter emphasizes the importance of promoting the common good. Christian leaders in South Sudan also warned against fueling insecurity and violence during the 2026 elections.

    SourcesSouthern African Catholic Bishops' ConferenceArchdiocese of PretoriaArchdiocese of Cape TownAgenzia Fides

  5. 05
    Pope Leo XIV calls religious to become synodality experts
    discussReligious OrdersUpdated2h ago

    Pope Leo XIV highlighted the work of religious women and men in a video message.

    7 sources8 reportsVatican NewsCBCP NewsCanção Nova+2

    Pope Leo XIV highlighted the work of religious women and men in a video message. He expressed gratitude for their contributions to evangelization, education, and caring for the poor. The message was sent to the Leadership Conference of Women Religious in the US.

    SourcesVatican NewsCBCP NewsCanção NovaNational Catholic RegisterACI Digital

  6. 06
    Papua New Guinea, the miracle of ecclesial unity in the Country of 800 languages
    discussBishops19h ago
    Agenzia Fides

    SourcesAgenzia Fides

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The Church throughout the world

The five parts the Annuario Pontificio counts, and in each of them only publishers who speak from it: a bishops' conference, a diocese, a Catholic paper of that place. An agency reporting about a continent from another one is in the wire below, not here.

  1. Africa The Southern Cross · Southern African Catholic Bishops' Conference · Archdiocese of Pretoria
    1. Pope Leo's 'Magnifica Humanitas' impacts Church
    2. Bishops unveil plaque marking 75 years of hierarchy in Southern Africa
    3. Bishop Thulani implements synodality
  2. America Franciscan Media · The Catholic Thing
    1. One of Life's Great Losses
    2. Massachusetts becomes 11th state with no abortion limits as Gov. Healey signs bill
    3. Prayer for the Canonization of Blessed Michael McGivney
  3. Asia Angelus News · Vatican News · Diocese of Tokyo 東京
    1. Vatican News marks Assumption of Virgin Mary
    2. Vatican's first woman dicastery chief to address Philippine leaders
    3. Cardinal Bo urges trust in Jesus amid Myanmar turmoil
  4. Europe Famiglia Cristiana · Niedziela · DOMRADIO.DE
    1. San Massimiliano Kolbe dies in Auschwitz
    2. Man breaks into Augustow parish, steals 1250 zł
    3. Pope provides 100,000 Euro for earthquake aid in Colombia
  5. Oceania The Southern Cross · Catholic Outlook · The Catholic Weekly
    1. Mary MacKillop College students win national award
    2. Vatican astronomer debunks faith-science conflict
    3. Archbishop Fisher gives homily

Thursday, August 13

2 stories
  1. 01
    San Massimiliano Kolbe dies in Auschwitz
    discussCatholic LifeNew1m ago
    Famiglia Cristiana

    Francescano polacco San Massimiliano Kolbe was deported to Auschwitz in 1941. He offered his life for a fellow prisoner. Pope Giovanni Paolo II said his martyrdom brought victory through love and faith.

    SourcesFamiglia Cristiana

  2. 02
    Man breaks into Augustow parish, steals 1250 zł
    discussDiocesesNew1m ago
    Niedziela

    A 51-year-old man was arrested for breaking into a parish in Augustow and stealing approximately 1250 zł. He has been charged and faces up to 10 years in prison. The man is under police supervision and is prohibited from leaving the country.

    SourcesNiedziela

Wednesday, August 12

58 stories · 18 corroborated
  1. 01
    Bishop Nuno Brás meets Cáritas Venezuela board
    discussBishops7h ago

    Bishop Nuno Brás da Silva Martins of Funchal met with the board of Cáritas Venezuela and the presidency of the Venezuelan Episcopal Conference.

    2 sourcesDiocese of PetareDiocese of Machiques

    Bishop Nuno Brás da Silva Martins of Funchal met with the board of Cáritas Venezuela and the presidency of the Venezuelan Episcopal Conference. He thanked Cáritas for its social and charitable work. The meeting took place in Caracas, Venezuela.

    SourcesDiocese of PetareDiocese of Machiques

  2. 02
    Vatican astronomer debunks faith-science conflict
    discussVatican6h ago

    Jesuit astronomer Br. Guy Consolmagno discusses the relationship between faith and science.

    2 sourcesCatholic Outlook

    Jesuit astronomer Br. Guy Consolmagno discusses the relationship between faith and science. He debunks the narrative of a war between the two, showing how astronomical discovery deepens religious devotion.

    SourcesCatholic Outlook

  3. 03
    Church moves Rhoda Wise's sainthood cause forward
    discussCatholic Life7h ago

    Rhoda Wise, an Ohio laywoman and mystic, may be declared venerable.

    3 sourcesDiocese of Fort Wayne-South BendThe Catholic SunOSV News

    Rhoda Wise, an Ohio laywoman and mystic, may be declared venerable. She was a spiritual mentor to Mother Angelica. Her canonization cause has taken a significant step forward.

    SourcesDiocese of Fort Wayne-South BendThe Catholic SunOSV News

  4. 04
    Venezuelan OMP prays for Colombia after 7.4 earthquake
    discussChurch & StateUpdated28m ago

    A 7.4 magnitude earthquake hit Colombia, affecting several regions.

    5 sourcesDiocese of PetareDiocese of MachiquesDiocese of Cartagena+2

    A 7.4 magnitude earthquake hit Colombia, affecting several regions. The Venezuelan OMP expresses solidarity and prayer for the affected families. The earthquake caused damage to infrastructure, including temples, and resulted in 265 deaths, 3,500 injuries, and 500 missing people.

    SourcesDiocese of PetareDiocese of MachiquesDiocese of CartagenaGość NiedzielnyLa Croix

  5. 05
    Catholic Healthcare starts St Hedwig Village final stage
    discussCatholic Life8h ago

    Catholic Healthcare has begun the final stage of the St Hedwig Village redevelopment in Blacktown.

    2 sourcesCatholic Outlook

    Catholic Healthcare has begun the final stage of the St Hedwig Village redevelopment in Blacktown. The project will create a leading community for older people in Western Sydney. The site transformation is underway.

    SourcesCatholic Outlook

  6. 06
    Archdiocese of Barquisimeto prepares for Jubilar Year 2026-2027
    discussDioceses9h ago

    The Archdiocese of Barquisimeto initiates a cycle of spiritual renewal.

    3 sourcesDiocese of PetareDiocese of MachiquesDiocese of Guanare

    The Archdiocese of Barquisimeto initiates a cycle of spiritual renewal. The Jubilar Year commemorates 374 years of Nuestra Señora de Coromoto's appearance and 74 years of her canonical coronation as Patron of Venezuela. The year will focus on spiritual renewal and solidarity.

    SourcesDiocese of PetareDiocese of MachiquesDiocese of Guanare

  7. 07
    Peru seeks to turn Pope Leo's legacy into pilgrimage destination
    discussCatholic Life9h ago

    Peru aims to become a regular pilgrimage destination, leveraging Pope Leo XIV's visit to boost the local economy.

    2 sourcesCatholic News AgencyCatholic World Report

    Peru aims to become a regular pilgrimage destination, leveraging Pope Leo XIV's visit to boost the local economy. The visit is seen as a launchpad for this initiative.

    SourcesCatholic News AgencyCatholic World Report

  8. 08
    Archdiocese of Malta holds Mass & Rosary
    discussDioceses9h ago

    The Archdiocese of Malta is holding a Mass and Rosary on 13th August 2026 at 9:30am.

    2 sourcesKnisja MaltijaArchdiocese of Malta

    The Archdiocese of Malta is holding a Mass and Rosary on 13th August 2026 at 9:30am. The event includes prayer for Spiritual Communion.

    SourcesKnisja MaltijaArchdiocese of Malta

  9. 09
    Alumni inspire Year 12 students for HSC exams
    discussEducation9h ago

    Alumni help Year 12 students prepare for Studies of Religion exams.

    2 sourcesCatholic Outlook

    Alumni help Year 12 students prepare for Studies of Religion exams. The event aims to build students' confidence.

    SourcesCatholic Outlook

  10. 10
    Abogados Cristianos files complaint over Madrid tabernacle desecration
    discussReligious Freedom7h ago

    Two tabernacles and a relic of St. Margaret Mary Alacoque were desecrated in Madrid.

    3 sourcesThe Catholic WeeklyOSV NewsThe Catholic Sun

    Two tabernacles and a relic of St. Margaret Mary Alacoque were desecrated in Madrid. Abogados Cristianos filed a formal complaint. The desecration occurred during an apparent church robbery.

    SourcesThe Catholic WeeklyOSV NewsThe Catholic Sun

  11. 11
    Arizona Supreme Court upholds clergy-penitent privilege
    discussReligious Freedom10h ago

    Arizona's Supreme Court made a unanimous decision upholding a broad definition of clergy-penitent privilege.

    3 sourcesDiocese of Fort Wayne-South BendOSV NewsThe Catholic Sun

    Arizona's Supreme Court made a unanimous decision upholding a broad definition of clergy-penitent privilege. The case involved the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The decision benefits the Catholic Church's seal of the confessional.

    SourcesDiocese of Fort Wayne-South BendOSV NewsThe Catholic Sun

  12. 12
    Bishop Joseph Gontrand Décoste: Gangs target Church
    discussLife & Family9h ago

    Bishop Joseph Gontrand Décoste says gangs target the Church in Haiti.

    2 sourcesCatholic News AgencyCatholic World Report

    Bishop Joseph Gontrand Décoste says gangs target the Church in Haiti. Violence has shut parishes and schools. The Church is a moral and spiritual bulkhead.

    SourcesCatholic News AgencyCatholic World Report

  13. 13
    Texas court orders hospitals to care for baby Gabriel
    discussLife & Family10h ago

    A Texas district court ruled that two hospitals must care for a baby due to be born to a surrogate mother.

    2 sourcesCatholic News AgencyCatholic World Report

    A Texas district court ruled that two hospitals must care for a baby due to be born to a surrogate mother. The hospitals are UT Southwestern Medical Center and Children’s Medical Center of Dallas. The baby's name is Gabriel.

    SourcesCatholic News AgencyCatholic World Report

  14. 14
    Mons. Tulio Luis Ramírez Padilla dies
    discussBishops6h ago

    Mons. Tulio Luis Ramírez Padilla, II Bishop of Guarenas, passed away.

    3 sourcesDiocese of PetareDiocese of MachiquesACI Prensa

    Mons. Tulio Luis Ramírez Padilla, II Bishop of Guarenas, passed away. He was 63 years old and had been hospitalized due to a respiratory infection. He served as Vicepostulador of the Beatification Cause of Dr. José Gregorio Hernández.

    SourcesDiocese of PetareDiocese of MachiquesACI Prensa

  15. 15
    US Medicaid ends funds for sex-rejecting procedures
    discussLife & Family11h ago

    Medicaid has formally ended funds for 'sex-rejecting procedures' for minors.

    2 sourcesCatholic News AgencyCatholic World Report

    Medicaid has formally ended funds for 'sex-rejecting procedures' for minors. The US Conference of Catholic Bishops urged government action in this area. The policy was formalized with a final rule.

    SourcesCatholic News AgencyCatholic World Report

  16. 16
    Father Benedict Chau dies at 108
    discussReligious Orders11h ago

    Father Benedict Chau, the last Chinese Trappist monk to survive Maoist persecution, has died at 108.

    2 sourcesCatholic News AgencyCatholic World Report

    Father Benedict Chau, the last Chinese Trappist monk to survive Maoist persecution, has died at 108. He spent his final days at the monastery of Our Lady of Joy on Lantau Island, Hong Kong. Chau survived communist persecution by Mao Zedong.

    SourcesCatholic News AgencyCatholic World Report

  17. 17
    Pope Leo XIV honored at White Sox game
    discussCulture9h ago

    The White Sox held a pope-themed game, giving away 40,000 'pope hats' to fans.

    5 sourcesDiocese of Fort Wayne-South BendNational Catholic ReporterReligion News Service+2

    The White Sox held a pope-themed game, giving away 40,000 'pope hats' to fans. The team lost to the Cincinnati Reds. The event was a tribute to Pope Leo XIV, a White Sox fan.

    SourcesDiocese of Fort Wayne-South BendNational Catholic ReporterReligion News ServiceNational Catholic RegisterThe Catholic Sun

  18. 18
    Pope Leo XIV urges sisters to foster US vocations
    discussReligious Orders8h ago

    Pope Leo XIV encouraged sisters to foster vocations to religious life in the US.

    4 sourcesDiocese of Fort Wayne-South BendOSV NewsThe Catholic Sun+1

    Pope Leo XIV encouraged sisters to foster vocations to religious life in the US. He sent a video message to the Leadership Conference of Women Religious. The message was sent on Aug. 12.

    SourcesDiocese of Fort Wayne-South BendOSV NewsThe Catholic SunThe Texas Catholic

  19. 19
    Pope provides 100,000 Euro for earthquake aid in Colombia
    discussVaticanNew17m ago
    DOMRADIO.DE

    Pope Leo XIV. sends initial financial aid to Colombia after a strong earthquake. Further support to follow. Many people affected.

    SourcesDOMRADIO.DE

  20. 20
    Katharina Barthold-Knegendorf teaches new joint religion class
    discussEducationNew17m ago
    DOMRADIO.DE

    A new joint religion class starts in Niedersachsen. Lehrerin Katharina Barthold-Knegendorf explains the changes. The class is for both Catholic and Evangelical students.

    SourcesDOMRADIO.DE

  21. 21
    CSM Ostrava displays relic of St. Pier Giorgio Frassati
    discussCatholic LifeNew44m ago
    Církev.cz

    A relic of St. Pier Giorgio Frassati is on display at CSM Ostrava. The relic is a splinter from his coffin, stored in a ski. It will be available for veneration at the Church of St. Wenceslas.

    SourcesCírkev.cz

  22. 22
    Taoiseach Micheál Martin's visit sparks Ukrainian war misinformation
    discussChurch & StateNew1h ago
    The Irish Catholic

    Taoiseach Micheál Martin's visit sparked misinformation about the Ukrainian war. Russian information operations aim to undermine trust in Ukraine. This activity extends to Ireland, targeting topics like immigration and housing.

    SourcesThe Irish Catholic

  23. 23
    Bishop Cullinan says no holiday from Mass
    discussBishopsNew1h ago
    The Irish Catholic

    Bishop Alphonsus Cullinan encourages families to attend Mass during holidays. He says holidays provide a break from duties, but faith should not be left behind.

    SourcesThe Irish Catholic

  24. 24
    Mexico's Supreme Court expands abortion access
    discussLife & FamilyNew1h ago
    The Irish Catholic

    Mexico's Supreme Court has made rulings to ensure broad access to abortion services. Pro-life Catholics accuse the court of judicial activism. The court's decisions aim to expand access to abortion for pregnant women in Mexico.

    SourcesThe Irish Catholic

  25. 25
    Dominican Prior criticises Irish visa rules
    discussReligious OrdersNew1h ago
    The Irish Catholic

    Fr John Harris OP criticises Irish visa rules as 'restrictive' for foreign Dominicans. He is assisting a student with documentation. The rules are causing difficulties for foreign students.

    SourcesThe Irish Catholic

  26. 26
    Ukrainian ambassador: Pope Leo XIV visit would boost peace
    discussVaticanNew1h ago
    The Irish Catholic

    Ukraine's ambassador to the Holy See says a potential visit by Pope Leo XIV could contribute to ending the war. The ambassador expressed confidence in the visit's positive impact. A church in Ukraine's Donetsk region was destroyed by a Russian attack.

    SourcesThe Irish Catholic

  27. 27
    Changed for good – the priceless gift of friendship
    discussLife & FamilyNew1h ago
    The Irish Catholic

    SourcesThe Irish Catholic

  28. 28
    Agostinjani Maltin on mission in Kenja
    discussReligious OrdersNew1h ago
    Newsbook

    Agostinjani Maltin are on a mission in Kenja. They have been offering missionary experiences for 32 years. The mission is in various countries.

    SourcesNewsbook

  29. 29
    What does Samson represent in the Bible?
    discussCultureNew1h ago
    La Civiltà Cattolica

    SourcesLa Civiltà Cattolica

  30. 30
    Fr Christopher Bugeja speaks on forgiveness
    discussCatholic LifeNew2h ago
    Newsbook

    Fr Christopher Bugeja talked about forgiveness on The Handbook on RTK103. He discussed what it means to forgive and forget.

    SourcesNewsbook

  31. 31
    St Maximilian Kolbe founded Knights of Mary Immaculate
    discussCatholic LifeNew1h ago
    The Irish CatholicPerspective

    St Maximilian Kolbe was born in occupied Poland and joined the Franciscans in 1910. He founded a newspaper and the Knights of Mary Immaculate to empower Christians. He also established a 'City of Mary' community.

    SourcesThe Irish Catholic

  32. 32
    Bob Dylan shares thoughts on being 80
    discussCultureNew1h ago
    The Irish CatholicPerspective

    Bob Dylan reflects on aging, saying it brings freedom from the idea that life is under control. He shares his thoughts in response to The New York Times' inquiry. Dylan's remarks are described as thoughtful and wise.

    SourcesThe Irish Catholic

  33. 33
    Fr Richard Gibbons: Ireland risks taking Knock Shrine for granted
    discussCatholic LifeNew1h ago
    The Irish CatholicPerspective

    Fr Richard Gibbons, rector of Knock Shrine, reflects on his personal connection to the shrine and its significance. He notes that familiarity can be both a strength and a challenge. The shrine is approaching its golden jubilee of the Basilica.

    SourcesThe Irish Catholic

  34. 34
    The Irish Catholic explains Purgatory
    discussCatholic LifeNew1h ago
    The Irish CatholicPerspective

    The Irish Catholic discusses the Catholic concept of Purgatory. Purgatory is not a place, but the pain of being purified by love. It's the pain of giving up self-sufficiency.

    SourcesThe Irish Catholic

  35. 35
    One of Life's Great Losses
    discussChurch & StateNew2h ago
    Franciscan Media

    SourcesFranciscan Media

  36. 36
    Pope Leo's 'Magnifica Humanitas' impacts Church
    discussVaticanNew3h ago
    The Southern Cross

    Pope Leo's 'Magnifica Humanitas' relates to artificial intelligence's effect on the Church. The rapid rise of AI changes work, communication, learning, and decision-making.

    SourcesThe Southern Cross

  37. 37
    Massachusetts becomes 11th state with no abortion limits as Gov. Healey signs bill
    discussLife & FamilyNew3h ago
    The Catholic Thing

    SourcesThe Catholic Thing

  38. 38
    Prayer for the Canonization of Blessed Michael McGivney
    discussLife & FamilyNew3h ago
    The Catholic Thing

    SourcesThe Catholic Thing

  39. 39
    Florida’s vaccine mandate and the freedom of the Church
    discussCatholic LifeNew3h ago
    The Catholic Thing

    SourcesThe Catholic Thing

  40. 40
    Pro-life groups urge follow through on mifepristone
    discussLife & FamilyNew3h ago
    The Catholic Thing

    SourcesThe Catholic Thing

  41. 41
    ‘I saw myself translated’: Language, education, and the love of Latin
    discussEducationNew3h ago
    The Catholic Thing

    SourcesThe Catholic Thing

  42. 42
    Pope Francis canonizes Santa Dulce dos Pobres
    discussCatholic LifeNew4h ago
    ACI Digital

    Santa Dulce dos Pobres is celebrated today. She was canonized by Pope Francis in 2019. She dedicated her life to serving the poor and sick.

    SourcesACI Digital

  43. 43
    Mary MacKillop College students win national award
    discussEducationNew4h ago
    The Southern Cross

    Mary MacKillop College Year 8 students participated in the Fleet Space LaunchBox Program and won a national award. The program was developed by Fleet Space Technologies. The students experienced the wonders of space.

    SourcesThe Southern Cross

  44. 44
    Mexican Catholic Church gives Pope León XIV victim photos
    discussVaticanNew4h ago
    ACI Prensa

    The Mexican Catholic Church is preparing a document with names and photos of violence victims to give to Pope León XIV. The document will be delivered to the Pope. The Church is taking this action in response to violence in Mexico.

    SourcesACI Prensa

  45. 45
    Vincent Delerm learns piano with Nicole Bruyère
    discussCultureNew5h ago
    La Croix

    Vincent Delerm discusses his piano apprenticeship with Nicole Bruyère. He learned piano while singing. This is the last episode of a series about pianists and their teachers.

    SourcesLa Croix

  46. 46
    Archbishop Fisher gives homily
    discussCatholic LifeNew5h ago
    The Catholic Weekly

    Archbishop Fisher delivered a homily for the 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time and the Silver Jubilee of Vows of six sisters. The homily was given at a Mass.

    SourcesThe Catholic Weekly

  47. 47
    The red pill of faith
    discussCatholic Life6h ago
    The Catholic Weekly

    SourcesThe Catholic Weekly

  48. 48
    How can I imitate our Eucharistic Lord today?
    discussCatholic Life6h ago
    The Catholic Weekly

    SourcesThe Catholic Weekly

  49. 49
    Does Magnifica Humanitas help explain how social teaching should be understood today?
    discussVatican6h ago
    Catholic World Report

    SourcesCatholic World Report

  50. 50
    Acapulco Archdiocese prepares for hurricanes and earthquakes
    discussDioceses7h ago
    ACI Prensa

    The Archdiocese of Acapulco is preparing for potential natural disasters. The archdiocese is located in Guerrero, Mexico.

    SourcesACI Prensa

  51. 51
    Constitutional Parental Rights: No “Substantive Due Process” Required
    discussCatholic Life7h ago
    Public Discourse

    SourcesPublic Discourse

  52. 52
    ACI Prensa reports on Marian dogmas
    discussCatholic Life8h ago
    ACI Prensa

    The Catholic Church celebrates four Marian dogmas. They are Inmaculada Concepción, Maternidad Divina, Virginidad Perpetua and Asunción. ACI Prensa explains their origin and meaning.

    SourcesACI Prensa

  53. 53
    On the short life and powerful witness of the “martyr of the Brown Scapular”
    discussLife & Family7h ago
    Catholic World Report

    SourcesCatholic World Report

  54. 54
    Bishop Ángel Javier Pérez Pueyo moves original Virgin of Torreciudad statue
    discussDioceses9h ago
    Vida Nueva

    The original Virgin of Torreciudad statue will preside over the 47th Romería de Vírgenes de Ribagorza. Bishop Ángel Javier Pérez Pueyo ordered its transfer to the ermita-santuario. The event will take place on September 5 in Torreciudad.

    SourcesVida Nueva

  55. 55
    Deacon Anthony Nicholas DiCesare dies at 90
    discussCatholic Life9h ago
    The Monitor

    Deacon Anthony Nicholas DiCesare died on Aug. 9 at age 90. He ministered at Our Lady of Hope Parish for over 20 years. A visitation and wake service is scheduled for Aug. 14.

    SourcesThe Monitor

  56. 56
    Pope Leo XIV honored at White Sox game
    discussCulture9h ago
    OSV News

    White Sox fans celebrated Pope Leo XIV at a pope-themed game in Chicago. The stadium reached maximum capacity. Fans wore custom mitre-style hats.

    SourcesOSV News

  57. 57
    Albanese denies gambling lobby influenced reforms
    discussChurch & State10h ago
    CathNews Australia

    Prime Minister Anthony Albanese insists Labor has not been swayed by gambling donations. He is nearing a compromise deal with the Opposition on wagering reform.

    SourcesCathNews Australia

  58. 58
    ‘Love is the great key’: Meet Servants of God Tomás and Paquita Alvira
    discussLife & Family9h ago
    The Pillar

    SourcesThe Pillar

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