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Pope Francis regrets that theologians don’t work on theological aesthetics enough.
Smile! The gargoyle is taking your photo.
From the port of Jaffa to the Jaffa Gate in Jerusalem, a 100km-long camino is the beginning of a much larger project.
Ortega’s dictatorship has reportedly banned the traditional public processions of the Way of the Cross in all parishes in the country. Ortega’s dictatorship has banned the traditional public processions of the Way of the Cross in all parishes in the country.
Rescuers and volunteers (somewhat miraculously) keep on finding survivors, but the main cemetery of Antioch is already collapsed. Rescuers and volunteers (somewhat miraculously) keep on finding survivors, but the main cemetery of Antioch is already collapsed.
The archaeological site of Hippos in Israel is scheduled to open to visitors next week.
Seven universities, two of them with ties to the Catholic Church, were closed last week in Nicaragua, their property seized and transferred to the state.
The Ministry of the Interior canceled the legal status of Caritas Nicaragua, the aid organization of the Catholic Church assisting those most in need in the country.
By: Daniel Esparza
“The name of the wine, Fratelli Tutti, invites us to reach out and share with others, like the encyclical itself.”
The word catholic has a history that predates Christianity itself. Its use, however, has evolved over centuries to represent a significant denomination of Christianity.
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