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Pope Leo XIV visits Lourdes. The Diocese of Périgueux announces that registrations for the visit are closed.
Pope Leo XIV visits Lourdes. The Diocese of Périgueux announces that registrations for the visit are closed. The Diocese of Hallam and other dioceses provide information on the visit.
SourcesArchdiocese of San AntonioDiocese of MeloDiocese of Saint-EtienneDiocese of TroyesDiocese of Mercedes–LujánDiocese of Créteil
Vatican Secretary of State Cardinal Pietro Parolin visited Mexico. The country's bishops say his visit rekindles hope the pope will visit. The Vatican secretary of state told the Mexican president the pope is very eager to come to Mexico.
SourcesArchdiocese of San Antonio
Archbishop Timothy Broglio offered prayers for victims of a plane crash at Edwards Air Force Base. The crash occurred on June 15. The archbishop is from the Archdiocese for the Military Services, USA.
SourcesArchdiocese of San Antonio
The Florida Conference of Catholic Bishops sent a letter to Florida lawmakers urging them to support legislation extending temporary protected status for Haitian nationals through 2029. The bill aims to provide relief to Haitian nationals living in the United States. The Florida bishops' letter was sent to Florida senators.
SourcesArchdiocese of San Antonio
The Federal Trade Commission is suing a transgender health group for allegedly making false claims about child treatments. The U.S. Catholic bishops had urged the FTC to investigate. The Archdiocese of San Antonio reported on the lawsuit.
SourcesArchdiocese of San Antonio
Pope Leo XIV's image is featured on a new set of commemorative euro coins for Vatican City. The coins are a new issue. Pope Leo XIV is on them.
SourcesArchdiocese of San Antonio
Mourners gathered to bid farewell to Fortune Amaya Losike, a 15-year-old Catholic schoolgirl who died in a dormitory fire in Gilgil, Kenya. The fire claimed the lives of 15 other girls. The school is in the Catholic Diocese of Nakuru.
SourcesArchdiocese of San Antonio
A Catholic parish in New York suffered its fourth vandalism attack in two years. A man destroyed a statue of the Blessed Mother. The Diocese of Brooklyn reported the incident.
SourcesArchdiocese of San Antonio
The Justice Department is investigating Major League Baseball for allegedly discriminating against San Francisco Giants players who displayed Bible verses on their uniforms. The players displayed the verses during the team's gay pride celebrations. The investigation is looking into potential religious discrimination.
SourcesArchdiocese of San Antonio
Pope Leo XIV has urged Catholic legislators to promote policies that protect families from the dangers of artificial intelligence.
Pope Leo XIV has urged Catholic legislators to promote policies that protect families from the dangers of artificial intelligence. The Pope made the remarks during an audience with Catholic legislators in Rome. The meeting was part of the 17th Annual Meeting of the International Network of Catholic Legislators.
SourcesArchdiocese of San AntonioACI AfricaThe Catholic LeaderCathNews Australia
Pope Leo XIV has appointed Bishop Eusebio Ramos Morales of Caguas as the new archbishop of San Juan, Puerto Rico. The appointment was announced by the Archdiocese of San Antonio.
SourcesArchdiocese of San Antonio
Archbishop Wenski and Ohio bishops call for extended Temporary Protected Status for Haitians. They urge a more permanent solution to care for refugees.
SourcesArchdiocese of San Antonio
Auxiliary Bishop Arturo Cepeda has been granted a sabbatical by Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller. The Archdiocese of San Antonio made the announcement. The sabbatical is effective immediately.
SourcesArchdiocese of San Antonio
Monks keep alive a centuries-old tradition. The Archdiocese of San Antonio reports.
SourcesArchdiocese of San Antonio
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