The home in Tuam in the west of Ireland was run by the Bon Secour Sisters on behalf of the Irish government from 1925-1961 ...

Since the outbreak of protests in Paris, students have been joined nationwide by union and political leaders, as well as ...

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Journalists deny police allegations of drunkenness and inciting violence during an investigation near the Thai border ...

A deep contradiction runs through Christianity, between salvation for the converted minority and for all humanity, and ...

But as a journalist, I find myself asking a simple question about former prime minister Najib Razak’s proposed house arrest: ...

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Christians are called to work for justice, peace and fraternity, Leo said during his weekly general audience on Oct. 7 ...

An Australian district court found Bishop Saunders guilty of committing over a dozen counts of sexual abuse against three young Aboriginal men in August. He was acquitted by the jury of alleged ...

Vatican theologian Emilce Cuda discusses serving two popes, theology as a public word born to question power, and why Leo XIV ...

The Vatican is set to release ‘The Private Diary of Pope Francis’ – a book by Cardinal Víctor Manuel Fernández, which will ...

Global rights watchdog Human Rights Watch has urged Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim to press Myanmar’s junta leader, ...