Vatican gives back Indigenous cultural artifacts to Canada amid reconciliation push
“A concrete sign of dialogue, respect and fraternity,” says Vatican as it returns 62 Indigenous artifacts to Canadian communities.
“A concrete sign of dialogue, respect and fraternity,” says Vatican as it returns 62 Indigenous artifacts to Canadian communities.
“Good cinema does not exploit pain; it recognizes and explores it.” – Pope Leo XIV
Pope Leo XIV appoints Nigerian priest Edward Daniang Daleng as vice regent of the Papal Household, a top Vatican post.
“During the cordial talks, it was recognized that there is an urgent need to provide assistance to the civilian population in Gaza.”
The Niger State Government has conducted a mass burial for victims of the Essan tanker explosion, which killed 39 people, and donated N10 million in medical support to survivors.
The International Union for Conservation of Nature has warned that more than 48,000 animal species are now threatened with extinction, highlighting an accelerating biodiversity crisis driven by climate change and habitat loss.
Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim dismissed criticism of his 3-4-2-1 system, insisting “not even the Pope” could persuade him to change despite pressure after a poor run of results.
So far in 2025, the U.S. has recorded 357 mass shootings, bringing the total since 2013 to 6,889, according to the Mass Shooting Tracker.
More than 1,000 LGBTQ Catholics and supporters gathered in Rome for a historic pilgrimage aimed at promoting inclusivity within the Church.
Carlo Acutis, dubbed “God’s Influencer,” will be canonized Sunday as the Catholic Church’s first millennial saint, inspiring youth through his blend of technology and faith.