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Israeli soldier photographed desecrating Mary statue in Lebanon
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Israeli soldier photographed desecrating Mary statue in Lebanon

Junno Arocho EstevesMay 8, 20264 min read
Outrage has grown as a photo surfaced of an Israeli soldier desecrating a statue of the Virgin Mary in Lebanon. Concerns are mounting about increasing anti-Christian behavior as Israel continues war in the Middle East.
Leo XIV: A pope of order for chaotic times
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Leo XIV: A pope of order for chaotic times

Paulina GuzikMay 8, 202611 min read
Today, we know a lot more about Cardinal Robert Prevost turned Pope Leo XIV. A year after his first words to the world were “Peace be with you all,” he has emerged as a pope of order for times of global chaos.
‘My soul magnifies the Lord!’: Pope Leo marks anniversary of election at Marian shrine in Pompeii
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‘My soul magnifies the Lord!’: Pope Leo marks anniversary of election at Marian shrine in Pompeii

Courtney MaresMay 8, 20267 min read
Pope Leo XIV marked the anniversary of his May 8 election by making a pilgrimage to celebrate Mass at the Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary in Pompeii, one of Italy’s most beloved Marian shrines, placing his pontificate under the protection of the Virgin Mary.
Customer service story of ‘relatable’ Pope Leo XIV gone viral resonates with everyday people
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Customer service story of ‘relatable’ Pope Leo XIV gone viral resonates with everyday people

Simone OrendainMay 8, 20263 min read
The incoming provincial superior of the Midwest Augustinians, the order that Pope Leo XIV belongs to and the province he once led, said viral interest in the story of the pope’s customer service call last year has been unexpected.
One year in, Pope Leo navigates division through dialogue in his push for peace
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One year in, Pope Leo navigates division through dialogue in his push for peace

Josephine PetersonMay 8, 202612 min read
One year after stepping onto the central balcony of St. Peter’s Basilica and greeting the world with the words, “May peace be with you all,” Pope Leo XIV has emerged as a pontiff attempting to guide a polarized church and fractured world through dialogue, peace and increasingly forceful speech defending human dignity.
Catholic groups stress efforts to combat hunger as Senate prepares to consider farm bill
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Catholic groups stress efforts to combat hunger as Senate prepares to consider farm bill

Kate ScanlonMay 7, 20267 min read
As the U.S. Senate prepares to consider a farm bill recently approved by the U.S. House, Catholic organizations together with the U.S. bishops sought to stress to lawmakers the importance of efforts to combat hunger, such as robust support for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, a major part of the nation’s social safety net.
Our Lady of Champion: When Mary appeared in Wisconsin’s northwoods
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Our Lady of Champion: When Mary appeared in Wisconsin’s northwoods

Robert FastiggiMay 7, 20262 min read
The National Shrine of Our Lady of Champion, Wisconsin — formerly known as the Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help — is the only Marian shrine in the United States located on the site of an approved apparition of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Pope Leo XIV discuss Iran war at Vatican meeting
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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Pope Leo XIV discuss Iran war at Vatican meeting

Courtney MaresMay 7, 20265 min read
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican on May 7, discussing the war in Iran, humanitarian aid and what the Vatican described as “the need to work tirelessly to promote peace,” amid ongoing tension between President Donald Trump and the pope.
Pope Leo XIV expected in France this September for Lourdes, Paris visit
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Pope Leo XIV expected in France this September for Lourdes, Paris visit

Caroline de SuryMay 7, 20266 min read
PARIS (OSV News) — Ahead of the first anniversary of his election to the chair of St. Peter, it was announced that Pope Leo XIV is officially expected to visit France in late September, the French bishops’ conference confirmed May 6. During the visit, French bishops suggested Pope Leo will travel to Paris and to […]
New data analysis provides baseline for weighing options on unauthorized immigration, say experts
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New data analysis provides baseline for weighing options on unauthorized immigration, say experts

Gina ChristianMay 7, 20266 min read
New research shows the number of “undocumented immigrants” — if defined as those without long-term authorization to reside in the U.S., including those granted short-term legal status — reached an estimated 14.6 million in 2024, an “increasingly settled” population that reflects shifts in migration patterns.
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