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It is 'love' the word that undoubtedly emerges strongly from this day, dedicated to the funeral of Pope Emeritus, Benedict XVI

Authorities, heads of state and government, but above all thousands and thousands of faithful lined up: the death of Joseph Ratzinger, Pope Benedict XVI, shook people's souls and aroused great sorrow

Economy of Francis featured in a cultural marathon that focused on women in Iran. “But I see that the dawn has broken,” Sherazad said. What remains is the most beautiful part of the tale”

Being missionaries and peace workers in Congo is becoming increasingly difficult: news has just reached us of yet another kidnapping, this time of two women activists organising a peace march

Next Sunday will be celebrated the VI World Day of the Poor, the Holy See has announced the initiatives linked to this appointment

In Ghana an explicit stance of the bishops, who in a statement issued by the Bishops' Conference openly support the two proposed laws to abolish the death penalty

The conflict in Ukraine is experiencing a moment of military escalation that is perhaps unprecedented: Russian troops are massing in Belarus, Ukrainian troops are advancing in the east of the country

The separatist region of Tigray has also become the scene of a war of nerves that has led to the arrest of Fikremariam Hagos, the ordained first bishop of Segheneity in southern Eritrea

The Archbishop of Moscow on the war in Ukraine: "Bringing peace does not mean smoothing out all the roughness and levelling out differences. Bringing peace means accepting everyone, even those who think differently from us. Peace is above…

Thailand is experiencing the great sorrow of what happened at a kindergarten in Na Klang, where a man killed 35 people, 25 of whom were children