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Ishmael Adibuah
U.S. Embassy to the Vatican: Nigerian Christians are being targeted
Ambassador Brian Burch described the situation in Nigeria as a “conflict between radical Islamic groups and Christians because
Popes’ alma mater in Rome celebrates 25 years of Eucharistic adoration
St. John Paul II and Pope Leo XIV both studied at the University of St. Thomas Aquinas in
Leo XIV: True power comes from virtue, not strength
The pontiff discussed the legitimate exercise of authority in a message to the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences.VATICAN
Pope will address tensions between Christianity and Islam in Africa, Nigerian bishop says
An Augustinian confrere of Pope Leo XIV discussed the pontiff’s upcoming trip to four African countries. When Pope
Pope speaks with Israeli and Ukrainian presidents amid conflicts in Holy Land, Ukraine
The pontiff discussed the ongoing wars and exchanged Easter greetings with the two presidents. Pope Leo XIV spoke
PHOTOS: Pilgrims keep watch with Eucharist at altars of repose in Rome
On Holy Thursday night, the Eternal City was alight with candlelit altars housing the blessed sacrament. ROME —
Vatican official warns of ‘Christianophobia’ in Muslim world and secular West
Archbishop Fortunatus Nwachukwu is alarmed about rising hostility toward Christians, both in parts of the Islamic world and
Vatican secretary of state says war on Iran is not just
Cardinal Pietro Parolin also addressed tensions over the Traditional Latin Mass. Cardinal Pietro Parolin, the Vatican secretary of
From the altar to the track: Marathon-running cardinal highlights spirituality of sport
Cardinal Jean-Paul Vesco, the archbishop of Algiers, Algeria, said running is for him a “school of prayer.” On
Pope Francis broke with predecessors on policy, appointments, and papal trips, sociologist says
The University of Notre Dame hosted the lecture on their Rome campus on Thursday. ROME — A political
Vatican urges Catholic organizations to divest from mining sector for the common good
Around 40 faith-based organizations are participating in the “Platform for Divestment in the Mining Industry,” meeting March 19–21
Nigerian bishops tell the pope: Our people are dying
As Christians in their country suffer increased persecution, the Nigerian bishops bring the hopes of a nation to
At a time of conflict, Pope Leo sends a bridge-builder to the United States
Archbishop Gabriele Caccia, the new papal envoy to Washington, has been shaped by a diplomatic career in geopolitical
Notre Dame and the Vatican launch new initiative at papal gardens
The University of Notre Dame and the Laudato Si’ Center recently launched the Global Alliance initiative at Castel
Cardinal Zen urges Society of St. Pius X to trust Pope Leo
The 94-year-old Chinese prelate weighed in on the ongoing discussions between the Holy See and the Society of
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