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Women Played an Unprecedented Role at the Pope s Synod Will It Make Any Difference?

Paul Elie on Pope Francis’s Synod on Synodality, held at the Vatican, which included more women but has yet to bring about discernible change in the Catholic Church.

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Daech, Israël, le pape François… Programme chargé pour Blinken à Rome

Daech, Israël, le pape François… Programme chargé pour Blinken à Rome
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Le Vatican dément une rencontre entre Joe Biden et le pape François

Le Vatican dément une rencontre entre Joe Biden et le pape François
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All too familiar with coups, LatAm bishops voice alarm over US Capitol chaos

All too familiar with coups, LatAm bishops voice alarm over US Capitol chaos Jan 8, 2021 rome bureau chief After Wednesday’s chaos at the U.S. Capitol, several Catholic leaders from Latin America have expressed concern over the images they saw. ROSARIO, Argentina After Wednesday’s chaos at the U.S. Capitol, several Catholic leaders from Latin America have expressed concern over the images they saw. The images are not entirely unfamiliar to most bishops in the region, where protesters and dissidents have long seen such disruptive events as a valid way of voicing grievances. But in the words of President George W. Bush, Wednesday’s images seem more befitting of a “banana republic” than the world’s leading champion of democracy.

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