Pope Pius XII’s Role During World War II Discussed Anew at Rome Conference
Gregorian University Hosts Gathering to Debate Competing Narratives
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Telling the Truth About How Pius XII and the Diocese of Assisi Helped to Save Jews
At a recent event in New Rochelle sponsored by the Pave the Way Foundation, knowledgeable Jewish and Church leaders recounted the efforts that spared the lives of every Jew within diocesan borders in World War II.
The Blessed Who Influenced the Pope to Consecrate the World to Mary During World War II
Alexandrina's life has many connections with the events of Our Lady of Fatima and she is known in Portugal as “the fourth seer of Fatima.”
The Perpetual Light of Christ Shines Amid the Darkness
EDITORIAL: The Epochal Event of Christmas, From 1941 to 2021
Defenders of Pope Pius XII Pay Tribute to Sister Margherita Marchione
The Religious Teachers Filippini sister died Thursday at age 99.
Archbishop Cordileone Offers 12 Concurrent Masses with the Missionaries of Charity
As California continues with a 12-person limit on outdoor Mass attendance due to the coronavirus, the Archbishop of San Francisco expands his reach, marking a very special day for Mother Teresa's Missionaries of Charity.
Death Comes Quietly for a Pius XII Persecutor
COMMENTARY: No doubt, one can hope for the Lord’s mercy for Rolf Hochhuth, and for Pius XII’s prayers.
St. Joseph the Worker Was Once Out of Work, Too
While the Church has rejected various systems of Marxist socialism, Pope Pius XII said, no priest or Christian can remain deaf to a cry for justice and a spirit of brotherhood.
Pope Francis Orders Archives of Pius XII’s Entire Pontificate to Be Opened
Access to the documents, which include those on the venerable pontiff’s actions during World War II, has been long awaited.
The Catholic Vision of Just Immigration Reform
COMMENTARY: Catholics need to lead efforts to develop comprehensive immigration reforms rooted in the principles of justice.
