Pope Francis receives cross made from barbed wire from North Korean border
The cross was a gift from South Korean President Moon Jae-in.
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Some 20,000 Run Through Jerusalem Streets as Marathon Returns after COVID-19 Restrictions, Lockdowns
Some 20,000 runners participated in the 10th Jerusalem “Winner” Marathon that organizers say is the largest international marathon in Israel.
20,000 Run Through Jerusalem Streets as Marathon Returns after COVID-19 Restrictions
Some 20,000 runners participated in the 10th Jerusalem “Winner” Marathon that organizers say is the largest international marathon in Israel.
Dozens of faith groups announce fossil fuel divestment ahead of COP26
UK and Irish Churches are among 72 faith institutions to have announced they are divesting from fossil fuels.
Anglicans told to be 'less adversarial' as they debate gender, sexuality and marriage
A guide on the Church of England's Living in Love and Faith process says they should adopt a "more conversational listening approach that involves genuine encounter".
Pope Francis meets US President Joe Biden at the Vatican
The meeting was only the second time a Catholic U.S. president has met the pope.
Vatican gives world’s dioceses more time to consult Catholics ahead of Synod on Synodality
Dioceses now have until Aug. 15, 2022, to submit consultation summaries.
Unusual secrecy attends Biden's first meeting with Pope Francis as president
The unusual clampdown surrounding what is expected to be a roughly hour-long conversation is all the more curious as this pope and president are perhaps more aligned on world affairs than any combination since Reagan met the equally anti-communist, socially conservative John Paul II.
Cardinal Burke: Bishops have ‘sacred duty’ to apply canon law to pro-abortion Catholic politicians
His intervention came on the eve of U.S. President Joe Biden’s meeting with Pope Francis.
Government says prayer will be protected as conversion therapy ban consultation launches
Banning conversion therapy "will not impact everyday religious practice," the government has said.
