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Pope Leo’s First 100 Days

Simone RisolutiAmerican-born Pope Leo waves to the faithful during his Aug. 6, 2025, general audience as the flag of his homeland flies in St. Peter’s Square. Aug. 16 marks the first 100 days of his… 

Church academic exposes ‘owners’ of Mozambique terrorism

YAOUNDÉ, Cameroon – African terrorism does not emerge from religious institutions as commonly portrayed, but rather from the political machinations of power brokers, says Catholic philosopher John Kanumbo. In an article titled “Terrorism in Mozambique… 

Meeting the World to Convert the World

Wikimedia Commons Pope John XXIII presiding the opening Mass of the Second Vatican Council. COMMENTARY: In proclaiming Jesus Christ as the answer to the question that is every human life, Catholicism is, was, and always… 

When Literature Stands Against Tyranny

Lawrence Alma-Tadema, “A Reading From Homer,” 1885 Amid modernity’s mayhem and madness, the power of literature has often raised a powerful reactionary voice.

Vatican expands paternity leave, other family benefits

Late last month, the Vatican increased some key worker benefits for curial employees and expanded access to others. On July 28, the current prefect of the Secretariat for the Economy signed a measure approving five…