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La famiglia di Joe Biden si è riunita a Camp David per esortarlo a restare nella corsa e a continuare a combattere, nonostante la delusione nel dibattito televisivo con Donald Trump. Alcuni membri della famiglia hanno espresso in privato frustrazione per la preparazione insufficiente dello staff per l’evento, come riportato dal New York Times citando fonti vicine alla famiglia. Uno dei sostenitori più ferventi della decisione di Biden di restare in gioco è suo figlio Hunter Biden, a cui il presidente si è rivolto per consiglio. Hunter Biden desidera che gli americani possano vedere la versione combattiva e preparata di…
Gathered in St. Peter’s Square, Pope Francis bowed his head in prayer for peace, honoring the memory of today’s martyrs and shedding light on the global plight of discrimination and persecution. By Francesca Merlo During his Sunday Angelus address, Pope Francis urged all those present to appeal to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, asking for a change of heart in those who seek conflict, and to embrace pathways of dialogue and harmony. He reiterated his call to continue praying for peace in regions like Ukraine, Palestine, Israel, Myanmar, and in countless other areas marked by the devastating consequences of war.…
Celebrating the feast of the two great apostles and martyrs, pillars of the Church, is not just a tradition but a reminder of the essential apostolic continuity within the Church today. It is a day filled with gratitude for Christ’s promise of a strong foundation for the Church and for the Pope, who diligently guides and cares for the faithful. In the biblical passage where Jesus questions Peter’s love three times, we see the profound responsibility of a shepherd towards their flock. A genuine and deep love for the faithful is crucial for effectively carrying out this pastoral role. It…
Exploring the lives of two remarkable Apostles, Peter and Paul, unveils a fascinating journey of transformation. Peter, a humble fisherman from Galilee, and Paul, a former Pharisee who once persecuted the Church, both underwent a profound change through the grace of God. Their stories serve as a source of inspiration and exemplify the unwavering apostolic zeal that defined their lives. In encountering the Lord, they experienced a liberation akin to a true passover – a doorway to a new life swung open before them. As we approach the Jubilee Year, let’s reflect on the symbolism of the door. The Jubilee…
Peter’s Pence Report: A Year of Generosity and Giving By Antonella Palermo Every year, Peter’s Pence releases its annual disclosure report, showing the generosity of donors and the impact of their contributions. In the financial year 2023, donations increased by nearly five million euros compared to the previous year, reaching a total of 52 million euros. USA Leads in Giving Donations to the Peter’s Pence Fund come from various sources, including church collections, direct offerings, and bequests. In 2023, dioceses contributed the majority of the income at 64.4%, with the United States being the largest benefactor, contributing 28.1% of the…
Celebrating 60 Years of Diplomatic Relations between the Holy See and Rwanda On 28 June 2024, the Apostolic Nunciature to Rwanda came alive to mark the 11th anniversary of Pope Francis’ pontificate and the 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the Holy See and Rwanda. The event was a momentous occasion graced by government officials, diplomats, and members of the local Church. Embracing Human Fraternity and Peaceful Co-existence The celebration witnessed the coming together of government officials, led by Ambassador Olivier Nduhungirehe, Rwanda’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, who emphasized the importance of Pope Francis’ message of promoting human fraternity and…
Pope Francis Meets with Al Gore to Discuss Climate Change Recently, Pope Francis received a special visitor in a private audience at the Vatican. Former US Vice President, Al Gore, met with the Pope to discuss the pressing issue of climate change. Gore, who is in Rome for a three-day summit sponsored by his “Climate Reality Project,” commended the Pope for his influential encyclical Laudato sí, which played a crucial role in the adoption of the 2015 Paris Accords on climate change. The Holy See Press Office released a statement detailing the meeting, highlighting Gore’s praise for the Vatican’s commitment…
Embracing Faith and Hope: Reflections on the Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time As we gather to celebrate the Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time, let us delve into the profound insights offered by Fr. Luke Gregory, OFM, on today’s liturgical readings with the theme: “Daughter, your faith has saved you”. By Fr. John Luke Gregory, OFM* In today’s Gospel account, we witness a poignant portrayal of the intertwined struggles with illness and death. However, rather than instilling fear or despair, this narrative invites us to discover the true remedy that transcends the mere limitations of earthly life. At the heart of…
Pope Francis Advocates for Peace and Prisoner Release Amidst celebrations of the return of ten Ukrainian prisoners of war by Russian forces, Pope Francis made a powerful appeal for an end to all wars and for the safe return of all prisoners worldwide. During his Angelus prayer on the solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul, the Holy Father specifically mentioned the release of two Greek-Catholic priests as part of the prisoner swap between Ukraine and Russia. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Major Archbishop Sviatoslav Shevchuk expressed gratitude to the Pope and Vatican for their assistance in the release of the…
Ukraine recently witnessed a heartwarming event as ten Ukrainian prisoners, including two revered priests from the Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer, were released by Russian forces. Among these priests were Fathers Ivan Levytskyi and Bohdan Heleta, who had been in captivity since November 16, 2022, leaving their loved ones in anguish. The news of their release was met with immense gratitude towards Pope Francis, the Vatican, and the unwavering efforts of the diplomatic community involved. President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed his appreciation for all those who played a role in securing the freedom of the prisoners, highlighting the crucial role…