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There is a mother somewhere right now who has made breakfast, resolved an argument between two children before eight in the morning, driven someone to
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By Lavoisier Fernandes – A rumor used to travel slowly. Someone would mention something after Mass, at work, or over dinner, and maybe it reached
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There is a priest somewhere right now who has said Mass three times this week for people he barely knows, sat through two hours of
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*Fr Cedric Prakash SJ – On 25 May 2026, Pope Leo XIV released his first Encyclical ‘Magnifica Humanitas’ (Magnificient Humanity): On Safeguarding the Human Person in
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The reopening of schools after the summer vacation is always a moment of hope. Classrooms come alive again with children’s voices, fresh notebooks, new dreams,
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Dr Marianne Furtado de Nazareth – I love gardening and as a child grew up in a home with parents who loved it too. Many
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By Lavoisier Fernandes – It is often said that when the Pope speaks, the world listens. Throughout its history — and especially over the past
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The danger is not that AI thinks for us, but that we stop thinking for ourselves. The time has come to awake. Yes, “Magnifica Humanitas,”
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Celebrations of different kinds—religious, artistic, and musical—mark the second day in Madrid as Pope Leo XIV leads the Corpus Christi procession after Mass and challenges people from all sectors of life to “be new protagonists for weaving new networks that harmonise all areas of life.”
At a gathering bringing together voices from culture, education, business and sport, Pope Leo XIV calls for dialogue, human dignity and a renewed sense of the common good.
Pope Leo XIV meets with over 200 Augustinian fathers and several members of the Augustinian family in Spain and emphasizes the importance of communion and unity of the heart, as it can send an important message to the world.
Pope Leo XIV highlights the power of God’s limitless mercy in a world marked by tensions and violence that ruin relationships, in a video message for the World Apostolic Congress on Mercy, taking place in Lithuania from June 7 to 12.