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Pope Francis Accepts Cardinal Turkson’s Resignation as Head of Vatican’s Social Development Office
The Holy See press office said on Dec. 23 that the dicastery’s leaders had left their mandates in the Pope’s hands following the end of their five-year terms, which began when the dicastery was created in 2016.
Pro-Lifers Raise Safety Concerns, Push Back at the State Level Following FDA’s Removal of Restrictions on Abortion Pill
The Biden administration’s permanent lifting of restrictions on at-home abortions could cause serious harm to women, let alone the unborn.
Facebook ‘Kills’ Charity’s Petition Against Forced Marriage of Christian Women and Girls
“We are horrified that our campaign which aims to help suffering women has been censored in such a draconian manner.”
Galveston-Houston Archdiocese Mourns Death of Retired Auxiliary Bishop Sheltz
At the time of his retirement, Cardinal Daniel DiNardo thanked Bishop Sheltz for more than 50 years of service as a priest and bishop, and recalled “his calm, insightful manner, and dry sense of humor” in overseeing various administrative operations of the archdiocese.
Pope Francis Meets Metropolitan Hilarion as Hopes Rise for Second Summit with Moscow Patriarch
Pope Francis met with Patriarch Kirill at Havana airport in Cuba on Feb. 12, 2016, in the first meeting between a pope and a Patriarch of Moscow.
Vatican Reaffirms Support for COVID-19 Vaccines Amid Spread of Omicron Variant
The Vatican’s intervention comes as countries around the world impose new restrictions aimed at slowing a rise in infections caused by the omicron variant, which is believed to spread more easily than the original SARS-CoV-2 virus.
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