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Anjuna/Sancoale: Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth (SFN) and devotees converged in Anjuna and Sancoale in Goa to mark the 51st death anniversary of
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Conversion – from death to life THE WORD IN LENT 2026 – FRIDAY FIFTH WEEK March 27 – Jeremiah 20:10-13; John 10: 31-42 Our journey
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Conversion – from death to life THE WORD IN LENT 2026 – THURSDAY FIFTH WEEK March 26 – Genesis 17: 3-9; John 8: 21-30 Our
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24 March, is celebrated as the Feast of St. Oscar Romero. It was on this day in 1980, he was brutally gunned down whilst
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Today, many of us are deeply worried about the ongoing conflicts in the Middle East. Fear touches every heart, in different ways. People ask: When
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Conversion – from death to life THE WORD IN LENT 2026 – TUESDAY FIFTH WEEK March 24 – Number 21:4-9; John 8: 21-30 Our journey
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Europe is now entering the season of spring, known in Italian as primavera. The word comes from Latin: prīmus meaning “first” and vēra from ver,
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Janina Gomes – In the heart of Christian faith lies the Paschal Mystery—the profound drama of Jesus Christ’s crucifixion, death, and triumphant Resurrection. As St.
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Pope Leo departed the Principality of Monaco at 17:30 this afternoon. Here are some highlights from a lightning, one-day trip to Europe's second-smallest country.
New data from the Annuario Pontificio 2026 and Annuarium Statisticum Ecclesiae 2024 highlight trends in baptized populations across the five continents, with a remarkable increase in the number of Catholics in Africa.
During Mass in the Principality of Monaco, Pope Leo XIV urges everyone not to grow "accustomed to the clamor of weapons and images of war," and insists that the Church in Monaco is called to bear witness to living in peace.
Pope Leo speaks to young residents of Monaco, answering questions on faith and doubt, and urging his listeners to "pour yourselves out completely for the Lord and for others.”