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- Pope Leo calls for hope for those ‘locked in a dead end’
  
  In his Wednesday Audience, Pope Leo XIV urged people not to lose hope, even if they “feel ‘stuck’ and locked in a dead end.”
- Reviving tradition, Pope Leo to spend July break at Castel Gandolfo
  
  Although popes had opted to take their summer vacations at Castel Gandolfo since the early 1600s, Pope Francis famous opted not to, preferring to remain instead in his residence at the Casa Santa...
- Bishops should be aware of the challenges posed by AI, Pope Leo says
  
  Speaking to a group of bishops, Pope Leo XIV warned about the challenges being created by artificial intelligence, biotechnology, and social media In today’s world.
- Israeli envoy defends Iran offensive, says pope can make a difference
  
  Israel’s ambassador to the Holy See has defended the country’s new military offensive in Iran as a service to peace and security, and said the pope can be an “influential” moral voice in advocating...
- Pope Leo urges Chicago youth to be messengers of hope, peace
  
  In a message to Catholics in Chicago, directed especially at young people, Pope Leo XIV urged them to become “beacons of hope” in the world by drawing close to God and forming a community of faith...
- Pope Leo says to look to Jesus if feeling ‘stuck and blocked’
  
  Christians should bring “the pain of those who feel lost and without a way out” to Jesus Christ, according to Pope Leo XIV.
National Catholic Register
- ‘Public’ Does Not Mean ‘State’ or ‘Government’
  
  VisualGang The virtual monopoly on tax dollars enjoyed by state-run schools in the United States is supported by a corruption of language. COMMENTARY: Nothing...
- In Epic Father’s Day Prank, 200 Dads Wear Same Shirt to Mass
  
  Courtesy photo Just a few of the many dads who came to church on Trinity Sunday wearing the same polo. Even the parish pastor, Father Edwin Leonard, got in on...
- Christian Family Killed in Iran’s First Missile Strike on Israel
  
  Ahmad Gharabli Friends and family mourn during a June 17 funeral in Tamra for four Christian women killed when an Iranian missile destroyed a three-story building in...
- Jesuit University Stands by Course’s Sexual Bondage Video and Required ‘Sexual Autobiography’
  
  The Santa Clara University campus As a Protestant Christian, the 26-year-old mother of a 1-year-old believed the coursework violated her ethical and religious...
- Archbishop Broglio: ‘Enforcement Alone’ Isn’t Solution to Nation’s Immigration Challenges
  
  View of Tecate, Mexico, from the American side of the border. Archbishop Timothy Broglio, as president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, spoke on...
- Bishop Barron at Religious Liberty Hearing Warns of ‘Dictatorship of Relativism’
  
  Bishop Robert Barron of Winona-Rochester, Minnesota Bishop Barron, of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester, Minnesota, referenced a homily given by then-Cardinal...