Faith Is Key to Healing Dehumanized Society, Cardinal Says
‘Being a Christian is not about belonging to a club, but about translating the Gospel into action. We must embody what we believe.’
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What Does President Nawrocki’s Election Mean for Poland (and Christian Europe)?
ANALYSIS: The newly elected president’s Aug. 6 inauguration crowns a fiercely contested election whose outcome reverberates far beyond Poland, reflecting Europe’s deeper struggle over faith, identity and the resilience of traditional values.
‘Contemporary for 1,000 Years’: Pannonhalma Abbey Is a Jewel of Hungary’s Medieval Religious Heritage
The historic abbey, which in 2024 is celebrating the eighth centenary of the consecration of its basilica dedicated to St. Martin of Tours, has retained an undiminished attractiveness.
Pope Tells European Parliament: Human Dignity Is Key to Renewal
During his Nov. 25 address, the Holy Father said that, despite becoming stronger and larger, the European Union often gives the impression ‘of being somewhat elderly and haggard.’
