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Diocese of Linz · Vatican News · Agenzia Fides · Southern African Catholic Bishops' Conference- 02 discussChurch & State20h ago
War in Sudan intensifies, with fighting in El Obeid and Blue Nile.
2 sources·Agenzia 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
- 03 discussVaticanNew1h ago
Pope Leon XIV sent a message to the national youth meeting in Ostrava, Czech Republic.
Vatican News
Pope Leon XIV sent a message to the national youth meeting in Ostrava, Czech Republic. Cardinal Pietro Parolin transmitted the message. The Pope encouraged youth to receive Christ's presence and word.
SourcesVatican News
- 04 discussBishops20h ago
The Southern African Catholic Bishops' Conference released a pastoral letter on the 2026 municipal elections.
4 sources·Southern 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
- 05 discussVaticanNew1h ago
Pope Leo XIV will spend several days in Castel Gandolfo, where he will lead Holy Mass on August 15.
2 sources·3 reports·Vatican NewsTK KBS
Pope Leo XIV will spend several days in Castel Gandolfo, where he will lead Holy Mass on August 15. He will rest there until August 18.
SourcesVatican NewsTK KBS
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.
- Africa The Southern Cross · Southern African Catholic Bishops' Conference · Archdiocese of Pretoria
- America National Catholic Reporter · Global Sisters Report · Angelus News
- Asia LiCAS News · CBCP News · Diocese of Bùi Chu
- Europe Famiglia Cristiana · Niedziela · Církev.cz
- Oceania The Catholic Leader · The Southern Cross · Catholic Outlook
Thursday, August 13
16 stories · 2 corroborated- 01 discussReligious OrdersNew1h ago
Catholic sisters support migrants at California-Mexico border.
2 sources·National Catholic ReporterGlobal Sisters Report
Catholic sisters support migrants at California-Mexico border. US policies have emptied shelters and cut aid, leaving few groups to help. Sisters remain among the few supporters of stranded migrants.
- 03 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
- 06 discussCatholic LifeNew1h ago
LiCAS News
Thailand's Serra movement expands youth outreach and parish collaboration for vocation work. Lay Catholics seek participation in vocation work.
SourcesLiCAS News
- 07 discussVaticanNew1h ago
National Catholic Reporter
Pope Leo and President Trump have differing views on various topics. The Pope writes his talks for US visits. They disagree on almost every issue.
SourcesNational Catholic Reporter
- 11 discussReligious OrdersNew2h ago
Agenzia SIR
Padre Delle Carbonare remains in Sudan amidst conflict. Few missionaries are left in the country, where a humanitarian crisis affects 33.7 million people. The conflict has caused 9.14 million internal displacements.
SourcesAgenzia SIR
- 13 discussCatholic LifeNew2h ago
Agenzia SIR
Ebola outbreak in Republic of Congo sees increase in cases and deaths. Medical teams need motociclettes to transport patients due to lack of ambulances and poor road conditions.
SourcesAgenzia SIR
- 14 discussCatholic LifeNew1h ago
LiCAS News·Perspective
LiCAS News discusses being prophetic in society. Authentic prophets are known by communion with God and humility. They speak with integrity.
SourcesLiCAS News
- 15 discussCultureNew1h ago
National Catholic Reporter·Perspective
Michael Sean Winters writes about the Democratic Party's failure to convince the public. He says the party appears out of touch and devoid of vision. Winters is an NCR writer.
SourcesNational Catholic Reporter
- 16 discussCatholic LifeNew2h ago
Angelus News·Perspective
Angelus News discusses the relationship between suffering and God's providence. The article considers the role of suffering in life. It reflects on the nature of God's providence.
SourcesAngelus News
Wednesday, August 12
41 stories · 3 corroborated- 01 discussLiturgy6h ago
Pope Leo XIV emphasized the importance of attending Sunday Mass.
2 sources·Diocese of Bùi ChuACI Africa
Pope Leo XIV emphasized the importance of attending Sunday Mass. He warned that virtual gatherings cannot replace active participation in the Eucharist. The pope made these remarks during his general audience at the Vatican on August 12.
SourcesDiocese of Bùi ChuACI Africa
- 02 discussBishops9h 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 sources·Diocese 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.
- 03 discussVatican8h ago
Pope Leo XIV has appointed 4 Cardinals and 4 lay professionals to the Vatican's Council for the Economy.
2 sources·Diocese of KontumACI Africa
Pope Leo XIV has appointed 4 Cardinals and 4 lay professionals to the Vatican's Council for the Economy. The new members include Jean-Paul Cardinal Vesco and Roberto Cardinal Repole. The Council oversees the administrative and financial structures of the Roman Curia.
SourcesDiocese of KontumACI Africa
- 04 discussCatholic LifeNew2h ago
Missionari Comboniani del Cuore di Gesù
Missionari Comboniani del Cuore di Gesù publish Assunzione della B.V. Maria – Anno A. The publication is dated 15.8.2026 GT.
- 06 discussVaticanNew2h 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
- 07 discussEducationNew2h 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
- 08 discussEducationNew2h ago
The Catholic Leader
The 2026 Brisbane Catholic Education Rugby 7s season has concluded. 1800 primary students from 75 schools participated. The event promotes community and life skills.
SourcesThe Catholic Leader
- 09 discussCultureNew3h ago
The Irish Catholic
Daniel Kinahan is described as the boss of 'the Kinahan' international crime group. Globalisation has shaped international crime. The Irish Catholic reports on this development.
SourcesThe Irish Catholic
- 10 discussCatholic LifeNew3h ago
The Irish Catholic
Bishop Michael Router urges Irish Catholics to rediscover Knock Shrine and the joys of pilgrimage. He highlights the importance of the Co. Mayo shrine for the Irish people. The shrine has attracted two popes and is a Eucharistic and Marian apparition site.
SourcesThe Irish Catholic
- 11 discussCultureNew3h ago
The Irish Catholic
Belfast hosted the world's largest celebration of Irish traditional music, song, dance and language. Over a million visitors attended. The event was a first for the city.
SourcesThe Irish Catholic
- 17Nigerian bishop in Muslim-majority region says being ‘creative minority’ is key to diocese’s missiondiscussBishopsNew3h ago
The Irish Catholic
SourcesThe Irish Catholic
- 19 discussChurch & StateNew3h 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
- 20 discussBishopsNew3h 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
- 21 discussLife & FamilyNew3h 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
- 22 discussReligious OrdersNew3h 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
- 23 discussVaticanNew3h 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
- 28 discussBishopsNew2h ago
Bishop Mário Spaki of Paranavaí comments on the Gospel of Matthew.
Vatican News·Perspective
Bishop Mário Spaki of Paranavaí comments on the Gospel of Matthew. He reflects on Matthew 18,21-19,1.
SourcesVatican News
- 30 discussVaticanNew5h 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
- 32 discussCatholic LifeNew3h ago
The Irish Catholic·Perspective
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
- 33 discussCultureNew3h ago
The Irish Catholic·Perspective
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
- 34 discussCatholic LifeNew3h ago
The Irish Catholic·Perspective
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
- 35 discussCatholic LifeNew3h ago
The Irish Catholic·Perspective
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
- 41 discussCatholic Life6h 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
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