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Are you ready to catch up on the latest news from around the world? Tune in to Romadailynews Radiogiornale and stay informed with all the updates. From severe weather in the north to sunshine in the center and south, there’s a lot happening. The recent heavy rains have caused Lake Como to overflow, flooding parts of the city. Milan is also facing challenges with power outages due to storm damage. But let’s move on to some lighter news – the recent mix-ups in the American political scene. President Joe Biden faced some challenges during a recent press conference, mixing up…
Unveiling the Truth Behind the Alleged Apparitions of “Our Lady of All Nations” Recently, the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith released a public statement revealing the unequivocal decision made by member cardinals in 1974 regarding the alleged apparitions of “Our Lady of All Nations” in Amsterdam. The unanimous agreement declared these apparitions as non-supernatural, a decision that was approved by Pope Paul VI. The declaration, made public on July 11, sheds light on the past hesitancy of the Dicastery to disclose decisions on supernatural phenomena. However, due to ongoing doubts surrounding the alleged apparitions and revelations between 1945-1959…
The Crisis in Sudan: A Call to Action As more than half of Sudan’s population faces severe food insecurity, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) warns of significant barriers to delivering humanitarian aid in the war-torn country and laments the international community’s indifference. By Alexandra Sirgant After fifteen months of conflict in Sudan, peace negotiations have stalled. The humanitarian crisis is worsening, with 25 million people facing acute food insecurity. The situation is dire, yet the conflict in Sudan is not making headlines. This lack of media attention has resulted in underfunding of the humanitarian response. According to…
Awarded the prestigious “Bishop Jorge Barlin Golden Cross,” Father Sebastiano D’Ambra has been recognized by the Catholic Church in the Philippines for his outstanding work in fostering peace and harmony between Christians and Muslims in Mindanao through the Silsilah Movement. Written By Francesco Ricupero With a dedicated mission to cultivate understanding and dialogue amongst different faiths in Mindanao, Father Sebastiano D’Ambra’s efforts have been acknowledged and celebrated by the Catholic Church in the Philippines. A member of the Pontifical Institute for Foreign Missions (PIME), Father D’Ambra is the visionary behind the interreligious Silsilah Movement. The “Bishop Jorge Barlin Golden Cross”…
The 2024 Francis Xavier Conaci Scholarship: Nurturing Indigenous Educators Each year, the Francis Xavier Conaci Scholarship offers Australian First Nations students a unique opportunity to travel to Rome and pursue higher education. This scholarship, supported by the Australian Catholic University and the Australian Embassy to the Holy See, is named after Francis Xavier Conaci, a young Australian Aboriginal boy who tragically passed away while training as a monk in Rome in the 19th century. Two exceptional individuals chosen for the 2024 scholarship are Zane Ratcliff, a 23-year-old Wakka Wakka man, and Ryan St. John, a 21-year-old Gamilaroi man. During a…
Nigeria’s Catholic Bishops and Islamic Forum Oppose Samoa Agreement Nigeria’s Catholic Bishops and the Islamic Forum of Nigeria are standing together in opposition to the recently signed Samoa Agreement, which they believe poses a threat to the country’s sovereignty and values. A statement issued by the Catholic Bishops Conference of Nigeria (CBCN) expressed concerns over the Agreement, which was agreed upon on 15 November 2023 in Apia, Samoa. The agreement, signed by the European Union and its 27 member states along with the 79 countries of the Organisation of African, Caribbean, and Pacific States (OACPS), is set to be a…
Welcome to “AI Ethics for Peace” Event Exciting news! The two-day event dedicated to the ethical development of Artificial Intelligence has kicked off in Hiroshima, Japan. Religious leaders from all corners of the world have gathered to discuss and promote AI ethics. One of the highlights of the event will be the signing of the Rome Call, a document emphasizing the importance of a multi-religious approach towards AI ethics. Here, we share the message sent by His Holiness, Pope Francis, to the participants of the “AI Ethics for Peace” meeting: Message from the Holy Father Dear friends, the intersection of…
Pope Francis Appoints Bishop-elect Josep-Lluís Serrano Pentinat to Diocese of Urgell By Vatican News Exciting news from the Vatican as Pope Francis announced the appointment of Bishop-elect Josep-Lluís Serrano Pentinat as the new Coadjutor Bishop of Urgell, Spain. Bishop-elect Serrano Pentinat has an impressive background, having served as the special secretary to Archbishop Edgar Peña Parra in the Substitute for General Affairs, as well as a Counselor of the Nunciature in the Section for General Affairs of the Secretariat of State. The announcement was made by Cardinal Secretary of State Pietro Parolin on Friday, with confirmation later provided by the…
Welcome New Law in Pakistan Raises Age for Christian Marriages The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Pakistan is celebrating the final approval of a new law that raises the minimum age for marriage among Christian boys and girls to 18. This legal amendment aims to protect Christian minors from forced marriages, a significant step in safeguarding the rights of young individuals. Under the previous law, dating back to the British rule in India, girls could marry as early as 13, while boys were allowed to marry at 16. This outdated practice has long been a concern for Christian leaders in Pakistan,…
Welcome to the world of Paralympic sports where dreams know no boundaries! The International Paralympic Committee has recently revealed the lineup for the Refugee Team set to compete in the upcoming Paris Paralympics. This exceptional team comprises eight talented athletes and one guide runner from various countries, all united by their remarkable resilience and dedication to their sport. Leading this inspiring group is Nyasha Mharakurwa, an esteemed representative of Zimbabwe who previously showcased his skills in wheelchair tennis at the 2012 London Paralympic Games. As head of the mission, Nyasha will guide the team towards success during the Paris Paralympics…