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Petro Escalates Border Dispute with Peru over Amazon Island: “The Treaty Was Violated”

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Colombian President Gustavo Petro escalated a diplomatic conflict with Peru on Thursday by accusing Lima of violating border treaties over the disputed sovereignty of Santa Rosa Island, located in the Amazon River. “Colombia does not recognize Peru’s sovereignty over the so-called Santa Rosa Island and does not recognize the de facto authorities,” Petro declared from Leticia, a Colombian border city that, for the first time, hosted the country’s See the Story

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The Unpublished Letter of Benedict Xvi: "My Full and Valid Renunciation, No to Absurd Speculations, Wojtyla Also Thought of it."

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The letter signed by Benedict XVI, Pope emeritus, is addressed to Monsignor Nicola Bux and bears the date of August 21, 2014, little more than a year after his renunciation of the pontificate See the Story

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Pope Leo Remembers Cardinal Karlic, a Faithful Shepherd Who Loved the Church

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In a telegram of condolence for the death of Argentine Cardinal Cardinal Estanislao Esteban Karlic, Archbishop Emeritus of Paraná, Pope Leo XIV ...See the Story

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Vatican strikes solar farm deal to become the world’s first carbon-neutral state

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Vatican strikes solar farm deal to become the world’s first carbon-neutral state

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Pope Leo’s First 100 Days: Leaning Into His New Role

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VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Stories about “the first 100 days” are standard fare at the beginning of a U.S. president’s four-year term; the articles usually focus on how much the new president was able to accomplish and how quickly. But a pope is elected for life and without having promised voters anything or having presented a platform. Pope Leo XIV was elected May 8, making Aug. 16 the 100th day since he stepped out on to the balcony of St. Peter’s B…Pope Leo XIV · Vatican City See the Story

March for San Cayetano: Unions and Picketers Mobilize From Liniers to Plaza De Mayo to Protest Against the Government

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In Plaza de Mayo a series of proclamations will be read against the various policies carried out by the administration of Javier Milei.Javier Milei · Buenos Aires See the Story

A Painting of St. Augustine From the Vatican Museums for the Pope

A painting depicting "Saint Augustine and the Angel" was presented to Pope Leo XIV last week by a delegation from the Vatican Museums. The recently restored work, painted by an anonymous 18th-century artist, was inspired by Raphael's frescoes in the Vatican Raphael Rooms. The Vatican Museums invited the Pope to visit them. The painting depicting "Saint Augustine and the Angel," presented to Leo XIV last week, comes from the website Misyjne.pl.Pope Francis · Vatican City Read Article

Pope Leo Xiv: Study Confirms that the Pontiff Has Ancestors in a Village in Northern Spain

Pope Leo XIV in front of a million young people: “Think of big things, don’t settle for less” Pope Leo XIV at the close of Youth Jubilee: “We are with the young people of Gaza and Ukraine!”The study commissioned by the City of Arnuero, when ‘The New York Times’ published in June that Pope Leo XIV has roots in the village of Isla, confirms that it descends by maternal line from this coastal town of Cantabria, in northern Spain. The genealogical t…Pope Francis See the Story

He Was Supposed to Become a Bishop, but He Refused the Pope's Request. the Diocese Issued a Statement Apologizing.

Following the announcement of Fr. Krzysztof Dukielski's episcopal appointment, a report was made of the priest's inappropriate behavior toward a minor, Radom Bishop Marek Solarczyk announced on Saturday. On Wednesday, it was briefly reported that Dukielski would not be an auxiliary bishop of the Radom diocese.Pope Francis · Radom Read Article

They Denounce that the Church of Santiago Rejects the Credential of Lugo to Pilgrims: 'They Are Purely Economic Interest'

The Lugo Monumental association has decided this Saturday to suspend the distribution of its Credential of Lugo, a document that since 2016 served for pilgrims to collect stamps on their route and thus obtain the Compostela in the Office of the Pilgrim of Santiago.Pope Francis · Galicia See the Story

Pope appoints Cardinal Grech as envoy for celebration at Gozo Cathedral

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Pope Leo appoints Cardinal Mario Grech as Special Envoy to the celebration marking fifty years since the coronation of the altarpiece of the ...Pope Francis · Malta Read Article

New faces, clean slate for Greyhounds

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Pope returns just one starter on defense this season. Mix that with a new starting quarterback, a new starting running back and losing most of their top receivers, the Greyhounds have a nearly clean slate in 2025.Pope Francis · Cobb Read Article

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Petro Escalates Border Dispute with Peru over Amazon Island: “The Treaty Was Violated”

The Unpublished Letter of Benedict Xvi: "My Full and Valid Renunciation, No to Absurd Speculations, Wojtyla Also Thought of it."

Pope Leo Remembers Cardinal Karlic, a Faithful Shepherd Who Loved the Church

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Vatican strikes solar farm deal to become the world’s first carbon-neutral state

Pope Leo’s First 100 Days: Leaning Into His New Role

March for San Cayetano: Unions and Picketers Mobilize From Liniers to Plaza De Mayo to Protest Against the Government

A Painting of St. Augustine From the Vatican Museums for the Pope

Pope Leo Xiv: Study Confirms that the Pontiff Has Ancestors in a Village in Northern Spain

He Was Supposed to Become a Bishop, but He Refused the Pope's Request. the Diocese Issued a Statement Apologizing.

They Denounce that the Church of Santiago Rejects the Credential of Lugo to Pilgrims: 'They Are Purely Economic Interest'

Pope appoints Cardinal Grech as envoy for celebration at Gozo Cathedral

New faces, clean slate for Greyhounds

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Pope Leo’s First 100 Days: Leaning Into His New Role

March for San Cayetano: Unions and Picketers Mobilize From Liniers to Plaza De Mayo to Protest Against the Government

A Painting of St. Augustine From the Vatican Museums for the Pope

Pope Leo Xiv: Study Confirms that the Pontiff Has Ancestors in a Village in Northern Spain

He Was Supposed to Become a Bishop, but He Refused the Pope's Request. the Diocese Issued a Statement Apologizing.

They Denounce that the Church of Santiago Rejects the Credential of Lugo to Pilgrims: 'They Are Purely Economic Interest'

Pope appoints Cardinal Grech as envoy for celebration at Gozo Cathedral

New faces, clean slate for Greyhounds