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KINSHASA, Democratic Republic of Congo — Members of the National Episcopal Conference of Congo (CENCO) have reaffirmed their prophetic mission, pledging not to remain silent in the face of the worsening security and humanitarian crisis in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). In a statement issued following their March 23–25 extraordinary Plenary Assembly in the…
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GENEVA — Before Pope Leo XIV is expected to set foot in Algeria, a side event conference at the United Nations Human Rights Council heard testimony and insights that paint a troubling picture of what awaits him: a country where Christians cannot freely practice their faith, where churches have been shuttered by the state, and…
The Catholic Church, the Spanish government, and the people’s ombudsman have agreed upon a protocol for compensating abuse victims following arduous negotiations that began last January. The agreement does not establish specific parameters for financial compensation — neither minimums nor maximums — because it is not intended to be the sole avenue for reparation. Furthermore,…
In an exclusive interview with EWTN News, Dr. Aaron Kheriaty, a plaintiff in last week’s landmark settlement in the Missouri v. Biden case, described it as a hard-fought victory that sets an important legal precedent against federal government pressure on social media platforms to censor constitutionally protected speech. The settlement agreement, reached in the form…
These are the words recorded by St. Paul in his Epistle to the Galatians (2:11-13) during his encounter with St. Peter in Antioch, the place where the followers of Christ were first referred to as Christians (Acts 11:26). This location was a crucial center of early Christianity, where Jewish and Gentile Christians often interacted with…
These particular quotations have been running through my head a great deal—and not least because of the wars and rumors of wars in the Near East. The ridiculous leadership in Great Britain, Ireland, and the rest of Europe; the rising wave of Islamist crime and violence in those places, Canada, and Australia; the ongoing madness…
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This text is taken from The Liturgical Year, authored by Dom Prosper Gueranger (1841-1875). There is no Patristic sermon appointed today in Matins. Rather, Jeremiah 11 and 12 are read. Today, again, our Savior sets out in the morning for Jerusalem. His intention is to repair to the temple, and continue his yesterday’s teachings. It…
