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While some of the Argentinian presidential candidate’s views resonate with many Catholics, others starkly oppose the Church’s social teachings.

The 136-page report documents 1,002 cases of abuse since the mid-20th century involving 510 accused and 921 victims.

Conscious of mounting tensions and open defiance around certain issues, the assembly in Wiesbaden served as a charged prelude to more significant debates.

A 53-year-old suspect has been arrested in the theft of Pope Benedict XVI’s pectoral cross.

Proposed changes to the Irish Constitution would abolish “all reference to motherhood,” Ireland’s bishops argue.

Germany legalized the recreational use of cannabis on Monday, April 1, but the debate over the contentious legislation is far from over.

The Sydney auxiliary bishop, observing the Indianapolis event, sees it as inspiration for Australia’s hosting of the 2028 International Eucharistic Congress.

The settlement comes as the U.K. government is reportedly set to strengthen its crackdown on silent prayer near abortion facilities by labeling it “criminal.”

Religious and political figures are embroiled in a debate about Europe’s hot-button issues: terrorism, mass migration, knife crime, and Islamist ideology.

As the Vatican-China deal nears renewal, Pope Francis’ Asia tour sparked debate on the future of the Holy See’s ties with Beijing and Taiwan.