US Representatives impeach President Trump for second time
The US House of Representatives voted Wednesday to impeach President Donald Trump for inciting crowds to storm Capitol Hill last week.
The list of Pius XII
In a new book, Johan Ickx, head of the Historical Archives of the Section for Relations with States of the Vatican’s Secretariat of State, reconstructs the events involving Pope Pius XII and his closest collaborators during the years in which the Nazi regime perpetrated the extermination of the Jewish people.
Abp Pizzaballa on his first pastoral visit to Jordan as Latin Patriarch
The new Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem undertakes his first pastoral visit to Jordan.
13 Christians killed every day in the world because of their faith
The non-Governmental organization Open Doors releases its annual “World Watch List” report that lists the top 50 countries where Christians are most persecuted for their faith.
Alleged Vatican transactions in Australia: erroneous amounts
The Australian financial supervisory body, which had spoken of 1.4 billion euros transferred over the last six years, admits a calculation error: it was 6 million euros. The Holy See: “The figure is attributable, among other things, to a number of contractual obligations and the ordinary management of resources”
Abp of Tuam: Mother and Baby Report a cause for shame
The Archbishop of Tuam in Ireland, Michael Neary, calls the contents of the Report of the Commission of Investigation into Mother and Baby Homes “a cause for shame” and adds, “when a Church is not serving with compassion, it is failing.”
UISG welcomes Motu Proprio as response to dynamism of the Church
Expressing gratitude to Pope Francis for institutionalizing the participation of women in the Church through the ministries of Lector and Acolyte with a Motu Proprio Spiritus Domini, the International Union of Superiors General (UISG) highlights the role of women as contributors to the Church’s mission.
Vatican begins vaccination campaign
The Vatican began its program of vaccination on Wednesday, starting with the elderly and others in high-risk categories.
Abp Martin: ‘We must ensure children and their mothers feel wanted and loved’
Ireland’s Catholic leader, Archbishop Eamon Martin unreservedly apologizes to the survivors of Women and Baby homes in the country following a new report.
Cameroon: Presbyterian Church calls for peace, end to violent attacks against civilians
The Presbyterian Church in Cameroon enjoins government and separatist forces to embrace peace amid an unfortunate series of killings and increasing civilian casualities.
