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Pope Francis
Image of the Virgin Mary left untouched after explosion in Peru
Amid destruction in Trujillo, sacred image of Mary remains intact.
Niwa Limbu
How Pope Leo spent the last Sunday of his summer holiday
pope leo has spent the last sunday of his summer holiday celebrating mass for local homeless people and sharing lunch with them. at 9.30 a.m...
The Catholic Herald
In photos: Pope Leo's first 100 days
Following the first 100 days of the 267th pope, the first from the United States.
The Catholic Herald
FBI figures reveal anti-Catholic hate crimes in U.S.
on 5 august 2025, the federal bureau of investigation published its uniform crime reporting (ucr) data for calendar year 2024. according to ...
The Catholic Herald
Pope Leo’s first 100 days: silence, strategy, and the enigma ahead
Pope Leo’s quiet first months leave Church awaiting decisive moves.
Gavin Ashenden
Michael Voris alleges abuse by Notre Dame priest and university cover-up
michael voris has alleged that a priest from indiana’s university of notre dame made serious sexual advances towards him in the summer of 19...
Niwa Limbu
Sylvester Stallone among Kennedy Center honourees chosen by Trump
The US President has announced that this year's prestigious Kennedy Center awards will include one of Hollywood’s best-known Catholics
The Catholic Herald
Pope Leo returns to Castel Gandolfo for mini-break
After arriving at the papal summer residence the pontiff briefly spoke to reporters about the ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza
The Catholic Herald
Madonna begs Pope Leo to visit Gaza 'before it’s too late'
The US pop phenomenon, who was born and raised Catholic, has called on the Pope to intervene and 'bring your light to the children'
The Catholic Herald
Filipino vocations could redraw the future of Catholicism
The archipelagic country in Southeast Asia is poised to reshape Catholicism's clerical landscape, especially when the homelands of Europe languish in vocational decline
Samantha Smith
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