EWTN Vatican Bureau launches ‘Roman Nights’ event series
The series starts with a panel discussion on virtue in the workplace.
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One Christian dead and over 100 kidnapped after attack on church service in Nigeria
The Nigerian government is "grossly failing its citizens", Open Doors has warned after yet another attack on Christians.
Pope Francis names Franciscan sister to No. 2 position in Vatican City State
Sr. Raffaella Petrini is the first woman to be secretary general of the Vatican’s governorate.
Pope Francis offers Mass for souls of 208 deceased bishops, cardinals
‘Some of them have died as a result of COVID-19,’ the pope noted.
Lessons learned from Northern Ireland can help U.S. today, expert says | Crux
Crux,Former USCCB official John Carr was one of several panelists at a virtual seminar, “Religious Peacebuilding Amid Political Polarization: A U.S.-Northern Ireland Dialogue.”
Pope Francis calls for ‘process of conversion’ in the Church to prevent all forms of abuse
The pope said that ‘the culture of death’ leads to sexual abuse.
Cardinal Pell: ‘Resistance’ in the Secretariat of State cost Vatican money in London deal
‘We had the authority to enter, but they prevented us,’ he said.
Senate Confirms Biden's Pick for Ambassador to Israel
The US Senate on Wednesday confirmed Thomas R. Nides as the United States’ new ambassador to Israel.
Israeli Scientists Identify the COVID Proteins That Can Trigger Heart Attacks, Strokes
Researchers at Tel Aviv University (TAU) say they have identified the specific proteins in the SARS-CoV-2 virus that can damage blood vessels and cause heart attacks and strokes.
'Sky Dew' is Israel's New Missile-Detecting Balloon
Israel is preparing to launch a massive balloon into its northern sky that can detect long-range threats.
