As the synodal discernment continues with the writing of the Instrumentum Laboris, we get an update on the Synod on Synodality from a high-ranking religious sister and an Australian archbishop.

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As Caritas Internationalis concludes its 2023 General Assembly, we explore the renewed mission of the Church’s confederation of charitable agencies with its new top leadership.

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Several laymen describe their efforts to share the Catholic faith with their friends near and far who have grown lukewarm.

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As royal watchers await the coronation of King Charles III of the United Kingdom, an Abbot and Ambassador walk us through several ecumenical elements of the liturgy of the coronation, which has some little-known Catholic elements.

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As Pope Francis prepares to depart for his Apostolic Journey to Hungary, we hear from the Vatican and Hungarian ambassadors, as well as members of the local Catholic Church, to get a glimpse of why the Pope is returning to the European nation for the second time in two years.

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As many Iranians continue their protests on behalf of “Women, Life, Freedom”, Dr. Mouna Esmaeilzadeh shares her unique story that begins with her experience of death in the mountains of Iran, to life as a political refugee, medical doctor, and entrepreneur in Sweden, and to an invitation to meet Pope Francis to speak up for women fighting for their rights in the country of her birth.

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As the psychological trauma from Russia’s war weighs on increasing numbers of Ukrainians, many people are turning to Catholic priests for healing, and the Church is seeking to train them to respond correctly to that pain, according to Msgr. Robert Vitillo.

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Four years after terrorists killed 261 people on Easter Sunday, the Catholic Church in Sri Lanka is pursuing the paths of justice any way it can, according to Fr. Julian Patrick Perera and Fr. Shanil Jayawardena, OMI.

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As Syria and Iraq mark several important anniversaries in the month of March, we wander across the area of ancient Mesopotamia to see how the Church is assisting people in the midst of modern-day crises.

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The Synod Continental Assembly for Africa offers a chance to highlight the multi-faceted identity of the Church in the African continent, with delegates ranging from the Apostolic Nuncio to Ethiopia to women leaders lending their voices.

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