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Nostra Aetate at 60: Vatican Conference Looks to the Future of Interfaith Dialogue

Nostra Aetate at 60: Vatican Conference Looks to the Future of Interfaith Dialogue

As the world prepares to mark the sixtieth anniversary of Nostra Aetate—the groundbreaking Vatican II declaration that transformed the Catholic Church’s relationship with other religions—the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome will host a...

Owner:  Petar Gramatikov
Mary expecting at the Vatican this Christmas

Mary expecting at the Vatican this Christmas

The Vatican’s choice to start the story with a pregnant Mary lets the season breathe. Advent is not only countdown; it is gestation — of faith, of reconciliation, of the courage to welcome. This Advent, the Vatican will welcome a Nativity that...

Owner:  The Foundation for Evangelization through the Media (the FEM)
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West Bank’s Palestinian Christian communities struggle

West Bank’s Palestinian Christian communities struggle

TAYBEH, West Bank — Early on Sundays, bells call the faithful to worship at the three churches in this hilltop village that the Gospel narrates Jesus visited. It is now the last entirely Christian one in the occupied West Bank. Proudly...

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Balancing rights: Why the ‘McKnight plan’ is in line with Leo’s priorities

Balancing rights: Why the ‘McKnight plan’ is in line with Leo’s priorities

Since Pope Leo’s May 8 election, attentive Catholics have been waiting eagerly for the pope to reveal his mind on some of the most important issues facing the Church today. Pope Leo XIV talks with Archbishop Shawn McKnight of Kansas City. Credit:...

Owner:  J.D. Flynn & Ed Condon
Two more generations before Jews and Arabs can live in peace, says Vatican’s top man in Jerusalem

Two more generations before Jews and Arabs can live in peace, says Vatican’s top man in Jerusalem

Open this photo in gallery:Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa, Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem, speaks during Sunday morning mass at the Roman Catholic Church of the Holy Family in Gaza City on July 20, 2025.OMAR AL-QATTAA/AFP/Getty Images Cardinal...

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Vatican Secretary of State to preside Mass for the first feast of St. Carlo Acutis 

Vatican Secretary of State to preside Mass for the first feast of St. Carlo Acutis 

Cardinal Pietro Parolin, the Vatican’s secretary of state, will preside over the Mass for the first celebration of the feast of Saint Carlo Acutis at the Church of the Renunciation in Assisi, Italy. The feast of St. Carlo Acutis, the first...

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West Bank’s dwindling Palestinian Christian communities continue to struggle amid violence
A Prayer Room in the Pope’s Library: Vatican’s Gesture Toward Muslim Scholars Sparks Quiet Storm
Andy Burnham: at the heart of politics we need trust, community, faith, belief and connection

Andy Burnham: at the heart of politics we need trust, community, faith, belief and connection

By Rosie Dawson Andy Burnham, the mayor of Greater Manchester, used the annual Theos lecture last night to call for a new way of doing politics “with trust, community, faith, belief, connection at his heart”. His message to his former colleagues...

Owner:  Religion Media Centre (Non-profit)
U.S. Bishops meet with Pope Leo XIV amid ongoing Baltimore bankruptcy case

U.S. Bishops meet with Pope Leo XIV amid ongoing Baltimore bankruptcy case

Today, Archbishop Timothy P. Broglio, President of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB), and Archbishop William E. Lori, Vice President, met with Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican. They were joined by Rev. Michael Fuller, General Secretary,...

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The Reception of Vatican II Behind the Iron Curtain: The Polish Case

The Reception of Vatican II Behind the Iron Curtain: The Polish Case

For Polish bishops and laity alike, the final months of Vatican II were a busy time. In addition to the work of adopting and circulating the final versions of the conciliar documents, the Poles were preparing to celebrate a millennium of Polish...

Owner:  University of Notre Dame
The West Bank’s Dwindling Palestinian Christian Communities Continue to Struggle

The West Bank’s Dwindling Palestinian Christian Communities Continue to Struggle

TAYBEH, West Bank (AP) — Early on Sundays, bells call the faithful to worship at the three churches in this hilltop village that the Gospel narrates Jesus visited. It is now the last entirely Christian one in the occupied West Bank. Proudly...

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Allegations of sex abuse, misused church dollars against WA priest divide parish

Allegations of sex abuse, misused church dollars against WA priest divide parish

Emily Chapman could feel a pressure rising inside her. In the gym at Our Lady of Fatima, the Catholic church where she works, the Spokane Diocese was recapping how a leader of the parish, Father Miguel Mejía, had allegedly abused his powers as a...

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‘We are so tired of this life’: The West Bank’s dwindling Palestinian Christian community struggles amid settler violence
The West Bank's dwindling Palestinian Christian communities continue to struggle amid...

The West Bank's dwindling Palestinian Christian communities continue to struggle amid...

But that hope feels increasingly remote as they struggle with the threats of violence from Jewish settlers and the intensifying restrictions on movement imposed by Israel. Many also say they fear Islamist radicalization will grow in the area as...

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The West Bank’s dwindling Palestinian Christian communities continue to struggle amid violence

The West Bank’s dwindling Palestinian Christian communities continue to struggle amid violence

TAYBEH, West Bank (AP) — Early on Sundays, bells call the faithful to worship at the three churches in this hilltop village that the Gospel narrates Jesus visited. It is now the last entirely Christian one in the occupied West Bank. Proudly...

Owner:  The Associated Press (Non-profit)

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