At 50, the native Sicilian, who specializes in Church law, is involved in all the cases that shake the Vatican. Lately, she ...

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In N’Djamena for 12 years, Lebanese Sister Aïda Yazbeck, director of the Al-Mouna center, works for dialogue and reconciliation among Chadians, whether they are Christians or Muslims.

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African theologians gathered in Ghana to shape a bold 25-year vision for the church, tackling cultural identity, youth ...

After two weeks of convalescence at the Vatican, Pope Francis appeared briefly in public for the first time April 6 at the ...

As on every fifth Sunday of Lent, St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome displayed the Veil of Veronica for public veneration. But what ...

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