The report also documented 516 anti-Christian hate crimes; however, when “theft and break-ins at religious sites are included, the figure rises to 1,503.”
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Changing demographics, technology challenge all Christians, pope says
by Cindy Woodenby Cindy WoodenVATICAN CITY (CNS) — The changing landscape of Christianity in Europe, with growth in some countries and continued decline in others, poses challenges that all churches should face together, Pope …
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Pope, in official visit to Italy, praises joint action for the common good
by Cindy Woodenby Cindy WoodenVATICAN CITY (CNS) — Making the first state visit of his papacy, Pope Leo XIV met Italian President Sergio Mattarella and spoke of common concerns, including war, migration, ecology and …
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Pope encourages European parliamentarians to pursue ‘healthy secularism’
by Cindy Woodenby Cindy Wooden“European institutions need people who know how to live a healthy secularism, that is, a style of thinking and acting that affirms the value of religion while preserving the distinction …
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Three elderly women religious in Austria fled their nursing home and returned to their longtime monastery, defying church superiors.
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PARIS (OSV News) — Spread between iconic churches of the City of Lights, such as Notre Dame Cathedral, St. Eustache and St. Sulpice, over 800 religious men and women, and …
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President Donald Trump met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and a delegation of European leaders as he seeks an end to Russia’s war in Ukraine.
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Cardinal Grzegorz Ryś of Lódź spoke up after two retired bishops sparked outrage with their migration and border policy remarks at the Marian shrine of Jasna Góra earlier in July.
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Pope ‘deepfake’ video, Fr. Mike Schmitz, Catholic charter school | Week in Review
by Megan Marleyby Megan Marley1. All speeches and messages from Pope Leo XIV since his May 8 election are available on the Vatican website and should be consulted before sharing alleged quotes or videos, …
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With France poised to vote on a controversial “assisted dying” bill May 27, the country’s Catholic bishops launched a public campaign urging Catholics to speak out.
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