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By Elise Harris At the close of his civil trial in the Vatican, former Holy See diplomat Msgr. Carlo Alberto

Vatican-China Talks Resume: Pope Francis Says ‘It’s God’s Time’

By Michael Sainsbury After a long break, talks have resumed in recent weeks between China and the Vatican over a

The June 22 editorial in the Washington Post is a marvel. Writing about the accusation made against Cardinal Theodore McCarrick,

Pope Francis has visited the Swiss city of Geneva – a centre of Protestantism – on a whirlwind one-day tour

Over the last 25 years, the percentage of Russians who say they view the dissemination of religious instruction has fallen

By Stefano Magni* The new Italian government is a very strange creature. It’s easy to define it as a “populist”

Lurking in the background of a Saudi-Moroccan spat over World Cup hosting rights and the Gulf crisis is a more

A little over a year after assuming the reins of the Catholic League, I started exchanging letters with Newark Archbishop

The tradition is represented as noble, the confiding link between confessor and penitent, a bridge never to be broken, even

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