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Pope Leo XIV South American tour preparations

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Latest: Pope Leo XIV's Argentina visit impacts digital communications and financial markets

Preparations for Pope Leo XIV’s apostolic journey to Uruguay, Argentina, and Peru from November 6 to 17, 2026, continue to evolve. In Argentina, the government has formalized the Special Temporary Executing Unit under t

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Catholic August-October 2026 papal events & reforms

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Latest: Pope Leo XIV addresses Vatican clergy and lay employees

Following his summer residence at Castel Gandolfo, Pope Leo XIV returned to the Vatican on 2 August, initiating a curial restructuring. In mid-August, he expanded his reform agenda to include liturgical and financial man

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Pope Leo XIV's 2026 liturgical, peace, and pastoral ethics

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Latest: Pope Leo XIV rejects far-right links to authentic Christianity

Throughout late 2026, Pope Leo XIV has expanded his teachings on liturgy, social responsibility, and the spiritual foundations of the Church's mission. Following his emphasis on the Second Vatican Council’s ‘Gaudium et s

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Social and family narratives in Vietnam

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Latest: Vietnam: Stories of family discipline and lifelong devotion

Narratives from Vietnam emphasize community support, family dynamics, and intergenerational connections. Initial reports highlight social welfare efforts, such as charitable activities for children during the Mid-Autumn

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Vatican response to Marko Rupnik abuse allegations

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Latest: Lourdes mosaics covered amid Marko Rupnik abuse allegations

Following allegations of serial psychological, spiritual, and sexual abuse against dozens of women, the controversial artwork of former Jesuit Marko Rupnik is being removed or obscured from Catholic institutions. In late

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