Pope Francis commends university in Poland for six centuries of Catholic education
Pope Francis encouraged the students at the university to live out its motto: “Go and make disciples.”
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Pope Francis sends condolences for death of European Parliament president
Sassoli’s funeral will be held in the Basilica of St. Mary of the Angels and the Martyrs in Rome on Jan. 14.
Turkmenistan May Finally Close Its Gateway to Hell - RELEVANT
For nearly 50 years, a portal to hell has been left wide open in the Karakum Desert in Turkmenistan, which explains a lot. Now, Turkmenistan President
Italian bishop forbids unvaccinated priests from distributing Communion
The new diocesan restrictions come as the Italian government has banned unvaccinated citizens from entering restaurants, public transportation, gyms, theaters, and sports events.
Coptic human rights activist released after over two years in prison
The Egyptian authorities have released a Coptic human rights activist after more than two years in prison on pre-trial detention.
Jerusalem church leader says radicals are threatening Christian presence in Old City
Weeks after some church leaders in Jerusalem called for a special cultural heritage zone for Christians in Jerusalem, the Greek Orthodox Patriarch of Jerusalem said Israeli radical fringe groups are seeking to drive the Christian community out of the city.
No Progress Seen After Russia-US Talks Over Ukraine Tensions
The United States and Russia locked horns over Ukraine and other security issues Monday with no sign of progress from either side at highly anticipated strategic talks.
New leadership of Venezuela bishops pledge to help tackle country’s crisis
Crux,Listen to this story: ROSARIO, Argentina – Poverty, democracy, and migration are among the top priorities for the newly elected leadership of the bishops’ conference in Venezuela. The prelates, who are meeting Jan. 7-12, chose not to hold a press conference after their election due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but […]
US Lawmakers Launch Bipartisan Caucus to Promote Abraham Accords
A bipartisan group of US lawmakers launched a new caucus on Monday dedicated to promoting and supporting the Abraham Accords – a set of normalization agreements Israel has signed with its Arab neighbors.
Italian bishop bans no-vax priests from distributing communion
Crux,A bishop in the southern Italian region of Campania is making waves for his recent decision to ban priests, religions, and lay people who have not been vaccinated from distributing communion at Mass in a bid to curb Italy’s rising infection rate.
