The Saints of Iraq
Since Old Testament times, this ancient land of faith has continued to provide numerous prophets and saints.
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Pope Benedict’s ‘Conscience Is Clear’ Regarding His 2013 Resignation
Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI speaks candidly on several topics including his decision to resign, Joe Biden's presidency, and Pope Francis traveling to Iraq in a new interview with an Italian newspaper.
Pope Francis to Break New Ground in Iraq, But Is Visit Coming at the Right Time?
The March 5-8 pilgrimage aims to facilitate Francis’ push toward global human fraternity and help Iraqi Christians, but mounting COVID restrictions and recent bomb attacks are leading to increasing calls for the visit to be postponed.
‘Great Reset’ Plan Parallels Some of Pope’s Initiatives — But There’s a Crucial Difference
Like the plan’s promoters, the Holy Father also believes the global economy needs to be reshaped coming out of the pandemic; but unlike them, his vision is anchored in God’s grace.
Under President Biden, Vatican-US Relations Are Poised to Shift Dramatically
NEWS ANALYSIS: The new US administration is aligned with Pope Francis’ Vatican priorities in areas like immigration and environmental policy, but at odds with foundational Church teachings on abortion and gender ideology.
China’s Crackdown on Hong Kong Democracy Threatens Religious Freedom Too
‘We are in a terrible situation,’ Cardinal Joseph Zen Ze-kiun, bishop emeritus of Hong Kong, told the Register Jan. 13.
Cardinal Parolin Letter Not a ‘Smoking Gun’ Regarding Failed Vatican Property Deal
Sources tell the Register that the March 2019 letter the Vatican secretary of state sent to the president of the Vatican Bank appears to be a justifiable action intended to stem further losses on the property transaction.
Vatican Issues Doctrinal Note in Anti-Covid-19 Vaccines — Full Text
Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith says that, while in no way endorsing vaccines derived from aborted fetuses, their use is “morally licit” because “the procured abortion from which these cell lines originate is, on the part of those making use of the resulting vaccines, remote.”
Almost-Forgotten Gem of 2020: The Vatican’s Opening of the Pope Pius XII Archives
The material, previously unseen by the public, was opened March 2 during the first surge of the coronavirus pandemic and covers the years 1939-1958.
Cardinal Pell on What He Learned From His Time In Prison: ‘The Christian Package Works’
In his first extended interview with a Catholic publication since his release, the Australian cardinal discusses what he recounts in his ‘Prison Journal,’ which will be published Dec. 16.
