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Welcome to the latest announcement from the Press Office of the Holy See! Get ready for an exciting journey as the Pope embarks on an apostolic trip to Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, East Timor, and Singapore from September 2 to 13, 2024. This trip promises to be an enriching experience as the Pope spreads his message of peace and goodwill across these diverse regions. The journey kicks off on Monday, September 2, as the Pope departs from Rome-Fiumicino International Airport to Jakarta, Indonesia. This marks the beginning of a fascinating adventure through Asia and Oceania. Upon arrival in Indonesia, the…
Welcome to the Romadailynews blog! Good evening from the editorial office, I’m Giuliano Ferrigno. Let’s dive into the latest headlines: In France, the focus is on the upcoming runoff election. Marina is taking a hard stance on pension reform, promising to block any attempts to raise the retirement age. Meanwhile, tensions rise in Ukraine as there are talks of France supplying long-range weapons to counter Russian aggression. Despite the escalating situation, it seems that French troops will not be sent to intervene, as declared in a recent interview on CNN. Moving across the pond to the United States, Joe Biden…
Welcome to the latest insights from COMECE on the digital challenges facing families in Europe! Recently, COMECE, the Commission of the Bishops’ Conferences of the European Union, released a thought-provoking document prepared by its consultative youth body, Youth Net. In this document, COMECE emphasizes the crucial need for EU policymakers to prioritize family values and Christian ethics in the face of the digital revolution’s potentially harmful effects on younger generations. In response to the rapidly evolving digital landscape across European societies, COMECE’s Youth Net highlights the importance of EU policies that better support families in navigating the digital age. By…
Exciting news has recently emerged from the Catholic Church in Penang as the beatification and canonization process for Sybil Kathigasu, a wartime nurse and revered lay Catholic figure, has been officially announced by the bishop. Cardinal Sebastian Francis, Bishop of Penang, revealed this groundbreaking development after consulting with Archbishop Julian Leow of Kuala Lumpur and appointing Fr. Eugene Benedict to spearhead the cause. Describing Sybil Kathigasu as a beacon of compassion and resistance during the Japanese occupation of Malaysia in World War II, Cardinal Francis emphasized the enduring inspiration her life and work provide to society at large. From plays…
Welcome to Romadailynews Radio News on Saturday, July 6th. Good afternoon from the newsroom, I’m Giuliano Ferrigno. Let’s dive into today’s top stories. In international news, the use of French weapons in Russia to assist in Ukraine has sparked controversy. Marine Le Pen, discussing her party’s position in an interview with CNN ahead of the runoff election, emphasized the importance of preventing the use of long-range weapons supplied by Paris to strike Russia. Le Pen also mentioned the refusal to accept French soldiers’ invitation. The Prime Minister’s opposition to sending troops was highlighted, with Le Pen concluding that the Premier…
Unveiling the horrors of the ongoing armed conflicts in a Central African country, a courageous priest speaks out from one of the most affected areas: “People are forced to sleep on the streets to avoid being massacred. Humanitarian aid vehicles are set on fire, and materials for a hospital are destroyed.” Gratitude towards Pope Francis for his support and prayers. By: Federico Piana – Vatican NewsPublished on: July 6, 2024 “The situation is dire, with a pervasive sense of panic among the population.” The priest’s voice echoes from the diocese of Butembo-Beni in the southeastern part of the Democratic Republic…
Welcome to Romadailynews radio news! Good day from the editorial staff, this is Francesco Vitale in the studio. Greetings to all our listeners on this leap year day. I must admit I was simply tired, doubts about democracy are growing. According to George Stephanopoulos from BBC News, even David’s rest before the debate wasn’t enough because I wasn’t feeling well. Then journalists accused Trump of being a liar, as he tries to govern for another 4 years. Amazon’s new president will be from Iran, as announced by the former Minister of Health and deputy. He won the runoff against his…
Welcome to the vibrant city of Trieste, where excitement is brewing for the upcoming visit of Pope Francis on Sunday, July 7. This special occasion marks the conclusion of the 50th Italian Catholic Social Week, a gathering that delves deep into the heart of democracy. “Il Piccolo,” a prominent newspaper, has unveiled a never-before-seen text by Pope Francis as an introduction to an anthology of his speeches and messages titled “At the Heart of Democracy.” This text, curated by “Il Piccolo” and Libreria Editrice Vaticana, offers readers a unique insight into the Pope’s thoughts and reflections. In anticipation of my…
Welcome to the 50th Social Week of Catholics in Italy, where the focus is on building the polis to contribute to the common good. This event opened on July 3 in Trieste with the theme “In the heart of democracy: Participation between history and future.” The President of the Republic, Sergio Mattarella, addressed 900 delegates from all the Churches of Italy at 5 p.m. in Piazza Unità d’Italia. This gathering includes representatives from dioceses, ecclesial movements, and lay aggregations coming together for four days of discussions, meetings, and proposals for collaboration within their communities. The highlight of the week will…
Welcome to the exciting announcement of the upcoming second edition of the Joaquín Navarro-Valls International Award for Leadership and Benevolence! Scheduled to take place on July 8 in Rome, this prestigious event organized by the Biomedical University Foundation aims to shine a spotlight on exceptional individuals who have demonstrated outstanding leadership and made significant contributions to society. This year, the award will feature two categories – “Senior” and “Junior” – to honor those who have dedicated themselves to promoting human well-being and inclusion, especially among students from disadvantaged backgrounds. The ceremony will be held in the magnificent Sala della Protomoteca…