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After two decades of service in Peru, Pope Leo XIV plans a return visit this November, including stops in Lima and his former Diocese of Chiclayo.
In a message to an Italian newspaper, the Holy Father outlines a checklist for media professionals and news consumers to prioritize truth over polarization.
Let us join in prayer with the entire Archdiocese of Rome in reparation for the theft of the Blessed Sacrament from a hospital, and for all sacrileges.
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In a text Cardinal Parolin sent on his behalf, Leo XIV expressed his appreciation for the contribution of Caritas to the mission of the Church in helping those in need.
As more Northern Europeans consider relocating to Spain for retirement, understanding the Spanish tax system before making the move has become crucial. Many expats from the Netherlands and Belgium discover too late that their existing investment portfolios, pension arrangements, and financial structures may be treated very differently under Spanish tax residency rules, potentially resulting in unexpected wealth tax obligations and capital gains exposure.
Moving abroad is an exciting adventure, but many internationally mobile families overlook a critical question: has your financial plan adapted to your new country? While you've carefully planned your relocation, your pensions, investments, and estate plans may still be structured for your previous country of residence, potentially creating costly inefficiencies and missed opportunities.
Blessed Donizetti Tavares de Lima, often called the Brazilian Padre Pio, drew millions with his miracles, but his heart was with the poor and underprivileged.
Representatives from among the clergy, religious, lay men and women, parents, and children are all included in the 349 open causes in Spain as of 2026.
Ecclesial retirement ages and cardinals’ voting age limits, mostly inherited from Paul VI, weren’t legislated before the Second Vatican Council.
