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Welcome to an exclusive event happening next Wednesday, July 10! The International Network of Catholic Women Leaders and the International Academy of Catholic Leaders are proud to present the international launch of the groundbreaking book “Gender, Youth and Church” by Dr. Marta Rodríguez. The event will be hosted via the popular Zoom platform and will feature a distinguished panel of guests, including Cardinal Daniel Sturla, Archbishop of Montevideo; Sister Daniela Cannavina, General Secretary of the CLAR; and Paola Binetti, child neuropsychiatrist and psychotherapist. Dr. Marta Rodríguez, the author of “Gender, Youth and Church,” reveals that her motivation for writing this…

Immagina di scoprire il vino più antico del mondo, ancora liquido dopo più di 2.000 anni! Questo incredibile ritrovamento è avvenuto all’interno di un’urna funeraria, insieme a un anello d’oro e ai resti cremati di un antico romano sepolto nella necropoli di Carmona, in Spagna. Lo studio dei reperti è stato recentemente pubblicato sul Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports dagli esperti dell’Università di Cordova. La sorpresa di trovare del liquido rossastro conservato in una delle urne ha stupito gli archeologi, che hanno condotto analisi chimiche per confermare la natura del liquido. I risultati hanno rivelato che si tratta di vino,…

Welcome to our blog where we bring you the latest news from Romadailynews and Radio Giornale! Join us for your daily dose of information. Good evening from our newsroom! Let’s kick off with a tragic incident that has shaken the world. At least 13 members of the Hamas political leader’s family, including his sister, were killed in an Israeli attack on their residence in Gaza City. This attack targeted structures used by Hamas terrorists involved in recent bombings. This isn’t the first time Israel has targeted the Hamas leader’s family, as he has been living in Qatar in exile for…

Welcome to our insightful blog post where we delve into the current state of humanity’s relationship with technology and the urgent need to reconsider our approach. In recent decades, the advancement of techno-scientific power has been staggering. Yet, the belief that this power will lead to complete liberation has overshadowed the potential risks it poses to our existence. The rise of the technocratic paradigm in global civilization has painted a picture of unlimited progress and the end of human evolution through the application of technoscience to every aspect of life. However, we argue that this very paradigm is at the…

Hope and Assistance: Cardinal Parolin Brings Encouragement to Lebanon The Vatican Secretary of State, Cardinal Pietro Parolin, has embarked on a five-day journey to Lebanon, arriving at a crucial time of heightened tension and unrest. With violence continuing to escalate on the southern border with Israel and the country grappling with a severe socio-political-economic crisis, Cardinal Parolin’s visit serves as a beacon of hope for the troubled population. As Cardinal Parolin meets with Church and civil authorities during his visit, he also takes the time to visit humanitarian projects and programs run by the Order of Malta Lebanon. Amidst fears…

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Discovering Rome in August: A Guide to Beating the Heat and the Crowds Embarking on a trip to Rome in August can be quite the challenge due to the scorching hot weather and the bustling crowds. However, fear not, for this guide is here to help you navigate the Eternal City and ensure you have a memorable experience. Stay Cool In August Is August A Good Month To Visit? Despite the heat and the crowds, any time is a great time to visit Rome. By strategically planning your activities and taking necessary precautions, you can still make the most of…

Archbishop Borys Gudziak Honored with CNEWA’s Faith & Culture Award By Olivia Poust (CNEWA)* In the midst of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Archbishop Borys Gudziak of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Archeparchy of Philadelphia reflects on the critical visit made by CNEWA last year. The visit, led by Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan and joined by Msgr. Peter I. Vaccari and Michael J.L. La Civita, was vital in providing hope and aid to Ukrainian faith-based organizations and refugees in Europe. Upon receiving CNEWA’s Faith & Culture Award at the Catholic Media Conference in Atlanta, Archbishop Borys expressed his gratitude for the recognition…

Welcome to the Jesuit Refugee Service Project in the DRC The Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) has launched a groundbreaking project in the Democratic Republic of Congo to bring education to children and empower vulnerable households affected by ongoing conflicts. By Sr. Katleho Khang, SNJM Recent reports from the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees reveal that the resurgence of violence in DRC’s North-Kivu province has led to the displacement of nearly 1 million people since March 2023, with additional displacement in South Kivu and Ituri provinces. The impact of armed and ethnic conflicts has been particularly harsh on civilians, with…

The XV Ordinary Council of the General Secretariat of the Synod Meets with Pope Francis Recently, the members of the XV Ordinary Council of the General Secretariat of the Synod had the honor of meeting with Pope Francis. This meeting marks a significant step in their ongoing work on the “Instrumentum laboris” for the upcoming Second Session of the General Assembly of the Synod. Following a recent meeting of theologians, the Ordinary Council of the Synod, which consists of members elected at last year’s General Assembly, is intensifying its efforts on the Instrumentum laboris (IL) that will provide guidance for…