Sebastian Aho made history
NHL star Sebastian Aho became the first player in Carolina Hurricanes history to score at least 25 goals in eight seasons after surpassing Ron Francis's record.
[Interview] 'Within three weeks of war, 1 million Lebanese citizens evacuated, beyond crisis to emergency'
Heidi Francis Diedrich of World Vision Lebanon highlights the severe humanitarian crisis resulting from recent conflicts, with over 1 million Lebanese citizens forced to evacuate their homes.
The War in the Middle East is a 'Scandal for Humanity' According to the Pope
Pope Francis has condemned the ongoing war in the Middle East as a scandal for humanity.
Pope Francis: The War in the Middle East is a Shame on Humanity
Pope Francis condemned the ongoing war in the Middle East as a disgrace for humanity and called for an immediate ceasefire.
Museum of Indigenous Peoples and Sanctuary of Saint Francis of Chagas: Discover the City of Lagoa de São Francisco
The article highlights the devotion of residents in Lagoa de São Francisco, Brazil, to their patron saint, Saint Francis of Chagas, showcasing local stories of faith and healing.
In the Heart of Italy: Visit to the Mysterious Refuge of Saint Francis of Assisi, 800 Years After His Death
The article discusses the pilgrimage to Mount Subiaso, where Saint Francis of Assisi lived and renounced his material possessions, highlighting the increasing pilgrimage activity in Assisi as it celebrates a significant jubilee this year.
Communion for the divorced? Pope Leo XIV supports the controversial document
Pope Leo XIV has expressed support for the idea of offering communion to divorced individuals, reflecting on Pope Francis's teachings on marriage and family.
Liveblog USA under Trump: US General Denies Speculation about Invasion of Cuba
US General Francis Donovan has dismissed speculation regarding a potential US invasion of Cuba during a Senate hearing.
Martín Savi, the young Argentine tenor who sang for Pope Francis, dueted with Maradona and is now succeeding in Spanish television
Martín Savi, a 21-year-old Argentine tenor, is gaining fame in Spain after participating in a popular television show and has a unique artistic journey.
Precedent in the Vatican. Court Questions Pope Francis's Decision
The Vatican appeals court has ordered a retrial for Cardinal Angelo Becciu, citing significant errors in prosecutorial conduct.
US military tracks 23 Chinese port projects in Latin America, general tells Congress
The US military is monitoring 23 Chinese port projects and 12 space facilities across Latin America, viewing them all as potential dual-use military assets, according to General Francis Donovan.
The Vatican Court of Appeal orders a retrial of Cardinal Angelo Becciu, convicted of embezzlement
The Vatican Court of Appeal has ordered a retrial of Cardinal Angelo Becciu, citing procedural irregularities in his initial trial for embezzlement.
At the Vatican the court orders the second trial of a cardinal for embezzlement
The Vatican court has ordered a second trial for Cardinal Angelo Becciu, who has been convicted of embezzlement, with the new proceedings set to begin on June 22.
Becciu, the Vatican Court of Appeals: 'The first-degree trial must be redone'
The Vatican Court of Appeals has ordered a new trial for Becciu regarding fraud related to the sale of a central London property, maintaining that the effects of the first-degree conclusions remain in place despite defense challenges.
Book reconstructs the behind-the-scenes of the conclave and shows the turning point that led Cardinal Prevost to the papacy
A new book reveals insights from the conclave that chose Cardinal Prevost as the successor to Pope Francis, highlighting the initial favorites during the voting process.
Pope Calls Attention to Thousands Killed and Urges Ceasefire in the Middle East
Pope Francis XIV has called for a ceasefire in the Middle East, highlighting the toll of violence on civilians, particularly children, and the urgent need for dialogue.
After Renovation: Pope Leo XIV Has Moved In
Pope Leo XIV has officially moved into his renovated residence in the Apostolic Palace after it had remained empty during Pope Francis's tenure.
Women, the invisible pillar of the Church: 'There is a lot of discrimination against us, but we are the engine. We reach places where men do not'
The article highlights the significant yet often overlooked role of women in the Catholic Church, who make up 80% of the active Church but face discrimination and marginalization in theological education and decision-making.
Finally, Pope Leo XIV moved into the Apostolic Palace that Francis did not want to use
Pope Leo XIV has moved into the newly renovated papal apartment in the Apostolic Palace, a residence declined by Pope Francis, marking a significant transition in his papacy.
Vatican: Pope Leon XIV Moves into the Papal Palace Nearly a Year After His Election
Pope Leon XIV moves into the Papal Palace, signifying a return to traditional practices after his predecessor's more modest living arrangements.
Pope Leo moved to the renovated Apostolic Palace in the Vatican
Pope Leo will move into the Vatican's Apostolic Palace this Saturday, which has been vacant since 2013, after undergoing renovations to address several issues.
The Pope returns to the Apostolic Palace. It had been empty since Ratzinger's resignation
After 13 years, Pope Francis has moved back into the Apostolic Palace, a space traditionally used by popes, following significant renovations.
Iran regime 'in its death throes' but 'shouldn't be underestimated'
Bishop Guli Francis-Dehqani warns that while the Iranian regime appears to be on the brink of collapse, it should not be underestimated as it continues to fight for survival amidst fears of civil unrest.
President Fontana: 'The example of Saint Francis of Assisi is a hope for peace'
President Lorenzo Fontana emphasizes the teachings of Saint Francis of Assisi as a beacon of hope for peace during a recent visit to Assisi with members of parliament.
Pope Francis: Christians who ignite wars should go to confession
Pope Francis urged Christian political leaders who instigate wars to examine their conscience and consider whether they truly follow Christ's teachings.
Pope: Christians who start wars should go to confession
Pope Francis has called for Christians who instigate wars to seek repentance through confession.
Archbishop Leopoldo Girelli is the new nuncio to the Republic of Croatia
Leopoldo Girelli has been appointed as the new apostolic nuncio to Croatia by Pope Francis XIV after previously serving as nuncio in India and Nepal.
He Reconnected the Electricity to a Social Center: The Almoner is Out
Pope Francis has removed Cardinal Konrad Krajewski, known for reconnecting electricity to a social center in Rome, from his position as Papal Almoner.
March 13 anniversaries: what happened on a day like today?
March 13 marks the 13th anniversary of Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio's election as Pope, among other historical events.
Francis Hime plays piano and sings with Pedro Miranda on the first album by the Carioca collective Forró da Gávea
Francis Hime collaborates with Pedro Miranda on the debut album of the Forró da Gávea collective, celebrating traditional forró music with modern influences.
The cardinal of the poor leaves, Francis' almsgiver returns to his Poland
Cardinal Konrad Krajewski, known for his charitable work, is leaving Rome to return to Poland, making way for a new almsgiver from the Augustinian order.
After the Adorni controversy, Guillermo Francos revealed he used the presidential plane only once: it was for the death of Pope Francis
Former official Guillermo Francos stated he only used the presidential plane once, highlighting a contrast with current Cabinet Chief Manuel Adorni amidst public outcry over the use of government resources for family members.
The personal anguish of Leon XIV for Lebanese Catholics: the Pope's new call to end the attacks by Israel
Pope Francis made a dramatic appeal to end the violence in Lebanon amid Israeli airstrikes in the region, reflecting concern for the Lebanese Catholic community.
Before going to testify in a case of million-dollar tax evasion, Pablo Toviggino quoted Pope Francis: 'To live is to try. And whoever tries inevitably stumbles.'
Pablo Toviggino, treasurer of AFA, quoted Pope Francis on his social media before testifying in a tax evasion case involving significant financial misconduct.
Francis Ngannou issues surprise response to Jon Jones demand
Francis Ngannou publicly supports Jon Jones after Jones demanded his release from the UFC amid contract disputes.
The Synod published the final report of the study group on women in the Church
The Synod's Secretariat has released the final report of Study Group No. 5 regarding the participation of women in the life and leadership of the Church.
Francis Ngannou to make MMA return in Los Angeles on May 16
Cameroonian MMA star Francis Ngannou is set to return to the Octagon on May 16 in Los Angeles, facing Brazilian fighter Philipe Lins.
The Vatican intensifies criticism of the US and fears that the conflict will be framed as a religious war
The Vatican has ramped up its criticisms of the United States amid concerns that ongoing conflicts may be portrayed as a religious war, with Pope Francis emphasizing the danger of divisive rhetoric.
Ford gifted a unique SUV to the Pope
Ford has given the Pope a unique SUV as a special gift.
In Italy, the Capuchin Way celebrates the 800th anniversary of Saint Francis with guided walks
The Capuchin Way in Italy is marking the 800th anniversary of Saint Francis with guided hikes through scenic landscapes managed by the Capuchin Friars.
US conducts strike on another boat carrying suspected narco-traffickers, killing 6 people
The U.S. military conducted a strike on a boat in the Eastern Pacific, killing six alleged narco-traffickers as part of ongoing operations against drug smuggling.
From Assisi to Carso, a journey through Italian identities
The article discusses a television series exploring the life of St. Francis of Assisi and his lasting impact on Italian culture, particularly through a modern lens of sustainability and harmony with nature.
Is Francis Ngannou's Move to PFL a Failure for African MMA?
Francis Ngannou's exit from the PFL raises questions about the future of African MMA and the league's aspirations.
Pope Francis Calls for Dialogue and Cessation of Violence in the Middle East
Pope Francis has urged for an end to violence and a renewal of dialogue amidst escalating conflicts in the Middle East, particularly regarding the situation in Iran.
The Pope Appointed a New Ambassador to the USA
Pope Francis has appointed Archbishop Gabriele Caccia as the new ambassador to the United States, replacing Cardinal Christophe Pierre who is retiring.
Mama Antula: who she was and what prayer to say to ask for her help
Mama Antula, recognized as the first Argentine saint, is celebrated for her role in promoting Christianity in colonial Argentina and was declared a saint by Pope Francis in 2024.
Governor visits slain Ebonyi monarch family, promises justice
Ebonyi State Governor Francis Nwifuru visited the family of the slain traditional ruler, expressing condolences and promising justice following the monarch's abduction and murder.
Police arrest two over murder of Ebonyi monarch
Two suspects have been arrested in connection with the murder of Francis Igwe, the traditional ruler of Ndufu-Alike in Nigeria's Ebonyi State, after he was kidnapped while heading to church.
Francis of Assisi, mystic, madman, negotiator, leper
The article discusses the renewed interest in St. Francis of Assisi, sparked by the Vatican's celebrations for the 800th anniversary of his death.
Kidnappers kill ex-Ebonyi deputy governor’s father
The father of former Ebonyi Deputy Governor Kelechi Igwe, Francis Igwe, has been killed by kidnappers, who were later arrested by police.