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14 months into the conflict, civilians continue to be caught in the crossfire between warring factions battling for power. A residential area in the state of al-Jazira was bombarded by the paramilitaries of Rsf. By: Fabio Carminati – Avvenire Publication Date: June 10, 2024 Another massacre of civilians in Sudan as the hidden war in the African continent approaches its 14th month since inception. Sudan, a country plagued by coups and internal wars within the once Islamist party of former dictator Omar el-Bashir, now faces foreign interference, most notably from Russia, militarily supporting the current coup leader. The Rapid Support…

Welcome to the Paul VI Hall! Yesterday, the Holy Father Francis graciously met with the participants of the IV International Choral Encounter, organized by the Choir of the Diocese of Rome to celebrate its 40th anniversary. This event, supported by Nova Ópera and sponsored by the Dicastery for Culture and Education and the Pontifical Institute of Sacred Music, will take place in the Vatican from June 7 to 9, 2024. Here is the touching speech that the Pope shared with the attendees during the gathering: “Good morning! Have you ever noticed how children’s spontaneity often speaks volumes? Children have a…

Welcome to the Sunday Angelus with Pope Francis On Sunday, June 9, 2024, at noon, a crowd of around 15,000 faithful and pilgrims gathered in St. Peter’s Square to join the Holy Father Francis in reciting the Angelus. The atmosphere was serene as the Pope looked out of the window of the Vatican Apostolic Palace, ready to lead the Marian prayer. *** Dear friends, welcome to this blessed Sunday! Today’s Gospel reminds us of the freedom that Jesus embodied during His ministry on earth. Despite facing doubts and accusations, Jesus remained true to His mission, guided by the Holy Spirit.…

Welcome to the Emergency International Conference on Gaza Humanitarian Crisis Join us in Jordan for an urgent international conference focused on addressing the humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip. Hosted near the beautiful Dead Sea, this event will bring together leaders from around the world to collaborate on solutions to the ongoing challenges faced by the people of Gaza. Co-hosted by Jordan, the United Nations, and Egypt, this conference aims to strengthen the global response to the humanitarian disaster in Gaza. Our collective commitment is crucial in providing much-needed aid and support to those suffering in the region. Pope Francis…

In a recent call to action, Pope Francis has urged nations to come together urgently to provide much-needed humanitarian aid to the people of Gaza. With a summit hosted by Jordan on the horizon, the Pope is hopeful for peace efforts to be initiated and sustained. Additionally, Pope Francis extended his thoughts and prayers to the suffering populations of Ukraine and Myanmar. The upcoming international conference in Jordan, focusing on the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, has garnered attention from the Pope. He commended the leaders involved for their “important initiative” and emphasized the critical need for swift action to assist…

May sees just 61 sponsored posts on Meta’s social media platforms reaching 1.4 million users By: Marta Ottaviani – Avvenire Published on: June 9, 2024 The European Union heads to the polls in a vote that holds significant symbolic value for the future of the Brussels club. This time, in addition to the party of abstention, it must also contend with a new “political formation” certainly not dedicated to what is known in the Anglo-Saxon world as fair competition: Russian disinformation. Alarms were ringing throughout the entire election campaign. Major international think tanks, including Brookings and the German Marshall Fund,…

Welcome to a special reflection for the Tenth Sunday of Ordinary Time under the theme: “Kinship, Unity, and Commemoration” by Jenny Kraska. By Jenny Kraska This month marks the 80th anniversary of D-Day. On June 6, 1944, soldiers from diverse backgrounds united to fight against tyranny in World War II. Jesus’ message about unity and redefining family speaks to the heart of D-Day commemorations. The events of D-Day exemplify the Gospel’s call to a higher kinship based on shared values. Just as soldiers formed a brotherhood, we are called to unity as the Body of Christ, working together for God’s…

Welcome to Romadailynews Radio, your go-to source for all the latest news updates. I’m Giuliano Ferrigno, bringing you the top stories of the day. In the spotlight today is the situation in the Middle East, with Israeli forces announcing the liberation of four hostages taken during the Rave event on October 7th. Among them was a young girl whose tearful abduction was captured in a viral video by a militant. The Minister of Defense, Bennigan, abruptly canceled a scheduled press conference, sparking speculation about the Prime Minister’s imminent resignation following an ultimatum issued last month. Moving to international news, a…

La controversia tra Serena Bortone e l’AD Rai Roberto Sergio si intensifica durante la Festa dell’Innovazione del Foglio a Venezia. Sergio non risparmia giudizi duri sulla conduttrice di ‘Chesarà…’ e provoca una reazione indignata dal Pd. Tuttavia, l’AD nega l’esistenza di una presunta TeleMeloni e affronta le domande sul suo futuro con sicurezza, confermando il patto della staffetta con il dg Giampaolo Rossi. Le dichiarazioni di Sergio sulla mancata messa in onda del monologo di Antonio Scurati sul 25 aprile da parte di Bortone sollevano molte polemiche. L’AD sottolinea che la giornalista non è stata punita per le sue azioni…

Welcome to Romadaily News Radio broadcast. Good evening from the editorial office, I’m Giuliano Ferrigno. Tomorrow is election day for Italians as they choose their representatives in the European Parliament. Polling stations will be open in Strasbourg until 11 pm, giving Italian citizens a chance to cast their vote between 7 am and 11 pm. In addition to the European elections, tomorrow will also see elections taking place in the Piedmont Region, the City of Bari, Florence, and many other municipalities. Italy will be the last country to close its polling stations at 11 pm, with official results not expected…