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Cardinal Michael Czerny, whose family fled communism, will preside as two executed priests become the first martyrs of communism beatified in the Czech Republic.
New books, a documentary in four languages, and a new reliquary mark the growing international reach of Blessed Ján Havlík.
COMMENTARY: As Albania’s atheist system faltered, Mother Teresa’s providential mission of mercy helped loosen communism’s hold by easing fear’s grip on the nation.
COMMENTARY: The Incarnation exposes how often ‘realism’ confuses political limits with divine possibility.
Signed by 36 Polish bishops at the Second Vatican Council, the letter sought to break cycles of vengeance by embracing the Gospel’s mandate to forgive.
Once suppressed under communist rule, the feast of St. Stephen is now the country’s defining civic and religious holiday.
COMMENTARY: A beggar’s hand, a child’s birth — for committed communist Whittaker Chambers, these moments of love shattered the illusion of collectivist utopia.
Beatified by Pope St. John Paul II in 1999, these 108 martyrs bore witness to Christ under Nazi and Communist persecution
Cardinal Américo Aguiar said his attendance was an opportunity to grow closer to people of differing ideologies.
The Office of Religious Affairs of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba “manages the different aspects of religious life” in the country, as noted in the 2023 Religious Freedom Report of Aid to the Church in Need.
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