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  • [ June 26, 2026 ] Cardinal Müller calls SSPX consecrations schismatic, defends the Latin Mass News Briefs
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Pope Leo XIV in Madrid: Corpus Christi must not become museum of the past

June 7, 2026 Victoria Cardiel 1

At Mass in Madrid’s Plaza de Cibeles, the pope called Spain’s centuries-old Eucharistic devotion “a school of faith” for the present and future. […]

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In Spain, Pope Leo XIV tells young people: ‘You can change history, do it with love’

June 6, 2026 Victoria Cardiel 1

The pope spoke with hundreds of thousands of young people in Madrid on the first day of his six-day apostolic visit to Spain. […]

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Pope Leo XIV tells leaders in Spain that he comes to promote a national ‘reconciliation’

June 6, 2026 Victoria Cardiel 1

The Holy Father met with King Felipe VI, Queen Letizia and their daughters Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofía after arriving in the European nation. […]

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Well-traveled Pope Leo knows Spain better than many Spaniards, author says

June 5, 2026 Victoria Cardiel 0

As an ordinary priest, prior general of the Augustinans and the bishop of Chiclayo, Pope Leo XIV traveled extensively in Spain, gaining firsthand knowledge of the country and its people. […]

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Pope Leo XIV accompanied him through his cancer battle. Now they will meet again in Madrid

June 3, 2026 Victoria Cardiel 1

After surviving cancer, a Spanish teen prepares to reunite with the pope who accompanied him through his illness. […]

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Pope to transform ‘pier of shame’ in Gran Canaria Island into hope for immigrants

May 29, 2026 Victoria Cardiel 6

The pope’s visit to Gran Canaria Island, the site of thousands of migrants arriving from Africa by sea, will serve to highlight the plight of migrants and the Christian duty to help them. […]

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Leo XIV: Don’t water down Christianity

May 28, 2026 Victoria Cardiel 13

The pontiff said the Church must respond to religious indifference not by softening the Gospel’s demands but by offering credible witness to Christ. […]

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Pope urges priests to respect ‘norms of the liturgy’ to avoid confusion at Mass

May 27, 2026 Victoria Cardiel 6

Pope Leo’s catechesis focused on the Second Vatican Council’s constitution, ‘Sacrosanctum Concilium,’ a document that transformed the way Catholics celebrate Mass. […]

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When to say ‘no’ to AI in the classroom and at home: A key warning of Magnifica Humanitas

May 25, 2026 Victoria Cardiel 0

Pope Leo XIV issues a broad call to rethink what it means to educate people in the use of artificial intelligence and its implications, especially for young people. […]

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Pope Leo unveils his encyclical: AI has ‘even greater consequences’ than Industrial Revolution

May 25, 2026 Victoria Cardiel 9

The pope thanked Anthropic co-founder Christopher Olah for his presence at the presentation: “What a great sign of hope it is that with our differences we can listen to one another.” […]

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