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.
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Pope Leo hosts film celebrities at the Vatican
“Good cinema does not exploit pain; it recognizes and explores it.” – Pope Leo XIV
Vatican bank reverses dismissal of couple over workplace marriage rule
“A married couple fired from the Vatican bank for violating a rule barring workplace marriages has been rehired following a negotiated settlement,” the union for Vatican lay employees announced.
Nigerian priest gets top Vatican role as Pope Leo appoints him vice regent
Pope Leo XIV appoints Nigerian priest Edward Daniang Daleng as vice regent of the Papal Household, a top Vatican post.
Vatican confirms probe into alleged antisemitic gesture by Swiss Guards
The Vatican confirmed an internal probe into claims that a Swiss Guard made an antisemitic gesture toward Jewish visitors.
Pope Leo and President Abbas stress urgent need for Gaza aid, revival of two-state talks
“During the cordial talks, it was recognized that there is an urgent need to provide assistance to the civilian population in Gaza.”
Vatican clarifies: Jesus, not Virgin Mary, is the saviour of the world
The Vatican has ruled that Jesus alone redeemed humanity, rejecting the title of “co-redeemer” for Mary in a new decree approved by Pope Leo.
Vatican Cardinal: Nigerian Muslims also victims of violence, not just Christians
Vatican Secretary of State Pietro Parolin and Nigerian Bishop John Bakeni have dismissed claims of a Christian genocide in Nigeria, stressing that the violence stems from social and economic factors affecting both Muslims and Christians.
Vatican Cardinal condemns Israel’s war on Gaza as ‘ongoing massacre’
Vatican’s top diplomat Cardinal Parolin condemned Israel’s Gaza offensive as an “ongoing massacre” while also urging Hamas to free hostages.
Amorim: “Not even the Pope” can make me change formation
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.