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Russia dismisses vatican offer for hosting peace talks on Ukraine
Russia has declined the Vatican's offer to facilitate peace talks aimed at resolving the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

Air Force chaplain ordained bishop for US armed forces

After witnessing her son vested in episcopal garb, Barbara Caggianelli expressed her joy with tears, saying, “Thank you God.” This emotional moment marked the ordination of Father Gregg M. Caggianelli as a bishop to serve the U.S. armed forces.

Pope emphasizes family unity during Jubilee celebration

Families play a crucial role in the future of humanity, according to Pope Leo XIV, who addressed this topic during a Mass concluding the Jubilee of Families, Children, Grandparents, and the Elderly.

Pope Leo XIV addresses unity and family values at Jubilee Mass

Pope Leo XIV delivered a homily on June 1, 2025, during a Mass in St. Peter’s Square that marked the conclusion of the Jubilee of Families, Children, Grandparents, and the Elderly.
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Pope greets cyclists at special Giro d'Italia event inside Vatican City

In Vatican City, a group of elite cyclists participated in a special ride through the city and its gardens as part of the final stage of the Giro d’Italia.

Exhibit honors contributions of military chaplains in WWI at Kansas City museum

Bombs, death, and trench warfare were defining experiences for Father Angelo Roncalli during his time as an Italian military chaplain in World War I. These experiences later shaped his life and ministry as a priest, bishop, and eventually Pope...

Chicago Archdiocese clarifies role in relocating accused priest

A decision made in 2000 to relocate a priest accused of abuse to an Augustinian friary in Chicago was initiated by the Archdiocese of Chicago, not by now-Pope Leo XIV, according to a statement from the archdiocese.

Pope Leo XIV urges Vatican staff to support mission work

Meeting with Vatican employees, Pope Leo XIV emphasized the crucial role they play in his ministry.

Naples soccer team visits pope after Serie A triumph

After days of celebrations in Naples, the city's champion soccer team visited the Vatican for a papal audience.

Abortions linked to Down syndrome rise by over three-quarters since '21

Scotland has experienced a significant rise in abortions involving Down syndrome diagnoses, according to government data.

National eucharistic pilgrimage honors air collision victims; thousands participate

The 67 victims of the January 29 air collision in Washington were commemorated during a Mass on May 28 at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Wichita, Kansas.

Chicago Archdiocese plans June 14 celebration featuring Pope Leo XIV's video message

The Archdiocese of Chicago has announced a special event to honor Pope Leo XIV, featuring a Mass and program on June 14.

Kenyan bishops demand probe into deaths of two Catholic priests

Catholic bishops in Kenya are calling for a thorough investigation into the deaths of two priests, Father Allois Cheruiyot Bett and Father John Maina Ndegwa, which have raised concerns about security and intent.

Bishop Richard E. Pates receives inaugural Minnesota Spirit of Francis Award

Catholic Extension Society has awarded its inaugural Minnesota Spirit of Francis Award to retired Bishop Richard E. Pates of Des Moines, Iowa.

Pope Leo XIV addresses global audience at Jubilee celebration

Pope Leo XIV addressed the faithful on June 1, following a Mass for the Jubilee of Families, Children, Grandparents, and the Elderly in St. Peter’s Square.

Pope urges new ways for church outreach towards distant families

The Catholic Church is being urged to find new ways to connect with families who feel distant from the church, according to Pope Leo XIV.

Donald "Don" Charles Buring, Former Kenton County Commonwealth's Attorney, Passes Away at 75

Donald “Don” Charles Buring passed away on May 29. Below is the obituary.

Panelists discuss implications of transhumanism at Catholic University event

A recent panel discussion at The Catholic University of America in Washington explored the implications of transhumanism through the perspectives of philosophy, science, and theology.

Father Renzo Pegoraro named head of Pontifical Academy for Life

Pope Leo XIV has appointed Father Renzo Pegoraro as the new president of the Pontifical Academy for Life.

Supreme Court declines appeal on Oak Flat mine opposed by Indigenous coalition

The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear an appeal from a coalition of Western Apache people and their supporters, who sought to protect the sacred site of Oak Flat in Arizona from a proposed copper mining project.
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