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  • [ April 1, 2026 ] Pope Leo’s personal secretary: ‘He hasn’t changed; he’s still the same’ since his time in Peru News Briefs
  • [ April 1, 2026 ] Michigan ban on ‘conversion therapy’ could be dismissed amid SCOTUS ruling, Catholic Charities suit News Briefs
  • [ April 1, 2026 ] Bangladesh Christians form human chain demanding Easter public holiday News Briefs
  • [ April 1, 2026 ] European soccer body says Red Star fine was for profanity, not Orthodox icon News Briefs
  • [ April 1, 2026 ] How does Pope Leo choose his monthly prayer intentions? News Briefs

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Here is Pope Leo XIV’s schedule for Holy Week and Easter 2026 at the Vatican

March 28, 2026 Hannah Brockhaus 1

Palm Sunday marks the start of the one of the busiest and fullest liturgical periods of the year for the Catholic Church and the Vatican. […]

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Boys Town founder Father Flanagan moves one step closer to sainthood

March 23, 2026 Hannah Brockhaus 0

The Irish-born priest is revered for his revolutionary approach to caring for impoverished boys at the group home he founded in Omaha, Nebraska. […]

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Pope Leo calls bishops to Rome to discuss families, ‘Amoris laetitia’ in October

March 19, 2026 Hannah Brockhaus 1

Pope Francis’ apostolic exhortation on marriage and the family followed two contentious synods at the Vatican dominated by debate over divorce. […]

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Pope Leo meets author critical of Opus Dei

March 16, 2026 Hannah Brockhaus 1

Gareth Gore is the author of the 2024 book “Opus,” which accuses Opus Dei of financial misdeeds and spiritual and physical abuse against its members. […]

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The religious sisters in Vatican leadership

March 11, 2026 Hannah Brockhaus 0

The percentage of Vatican employees who are women grew from 19.2% to 23.4% during the first decade of the last pontificate. […]

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Pope Leo accepts resignation of arrested Chaldean Catholic bishop

March 10, 2026 Hannah Brockhaus 0

Leo has appointed Bishop Saad Sirop Hanna to oversee the Catholic Eparchy of St. Peter the Apostle of San Diego as apostolic administrator following the resignation. […]

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Pope Leo XIV appoints new envoy to the U.S.

March 7, 2026 Hannah Brockhaus 2

Archbishop Gabriele Giordano Caccia has till now served as the Vatican’s representative to the United Nations in New York. […]

The Dispatch

Vatican official says Notre Dame controversy shows need for dialogue on abortion

February 17, 2026 Hannah Brockhaus 24

The Church should engage with universities about how to take “an ethical approach” to the dignity of unborn life, the president of the Pontifical Academy for Life said. […]

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Pope appoints Catholic Harvard professor to Vatican social sciences academy

February 16, 2026 Hannah Brockhaus 6

Tyler J. VanderWeele, a Catholic, is an epidemiologist and director of the Human Flourishing Program at Harvard University. […]

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Pope’s visit brings hope to seaside community challenged by drugs, prostitution

February 13, 2026 Hannah Brockhaus 0

A popular summer destination for tourists, Ostia will be the first of five parishes where the pope, as bishop of Rome, will celebrate Mass on Sundays in February and March. […]

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