-   The Vicar General of the Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem speaks about the difficult living conditions in Gaza

- The conflict in the Middle East threatens to drive 23 million more children into poverty

-   The Holy See's Secretary for Relations with States is currently in Ukraine until July 21

-   Participants in the Nobel laureates assembly in Castel Gandolfo sign the Rome Declaration for an Unarmed and Disarming Peace

-   The war between the United States and Iran continues to escalate

-   A meeting with Queen Camilla of the United Kingdom with a group of religious sisters highlights the nuns' work to protect and promote vulnerable women and girls

-   On the 3rd day of his visit to Ukraine, Cardinal Matteo Zuppi prays for a just peace in the war-torn nation

-   Speakers at the global Nobel laureates assembly in Castel Gandolfo offer their perspective on fixing our broken world

-   Millions of people displaced by internal armed conflict in Colombia struggle to survive amid inadequate funding and limited international political engagement

-   The death toll from Venezuela’s earthquakes rises to almost 4 and a half thousand

-   3.7 million children under five are at risk of malnutrition in Afghanistan

-   Commenting on Pope Leo XIV’s encyclical “Magnifica humanitas," an AI expert says the Pope has shifted the global conversation about artificial intelligence from technology itself to human beings

 

-   Pope Leo XIV lunches with some 200 poor and socially vulnerable people in Castel Gandolfo and reaffirms the Church’s wish to express God’s love to every person

-   At a UN High Level Meeting on HIV/Aids the Holy See calls for renewed global commitment to end Aids and appeals that no one be left behind

-   We remember the more than 8,000 victims of Srebrenica on the 31st anniversary of the massacre

-   Pope Leo XIV will have lunch with 200 vulnerable people on Saturday

-   The Catholic Church continues to help those affected by the earthquakes in Venezuela

-   A month after the murder of a Mozambican prelate, the country’s bishops call for hope to prevail