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Pope to Hungarian pilgrims: 'The gift of peace begins in our hearts'

Meeting Hungarian pilgrims in the Vatican, Pope Francis encourages them to be men and women of peace and to continue to safeguard their Christian identity, and thanks the Hungarian Church for welcoming Ukrainian refugees fleeing the war.

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Archbishop Caccia: We must work to support developing countries

Archbishop Gabriele Caccia, Permanent Observer of the Holy See to the United Nations, speaks at the General Debate of the ECOSOC Forum on Financing for Development (FfD), and encourages working in concrete solidarity to reverse growing economic imbalances and to help developing nations.

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Pope to Catholic Action: Embracing one another can prevent wars

Pope Francis addresses Italian Catholic Action and emphasises the importance of embracing others through reflections on missing, saving, and life-changing embraces.

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Discretion on ‘Patriarch of the West’ may reflect Francis/Benedict dynamics

Maybe Francis and his team simply don’t want to call undue attention to one more case in which Francis reversing a decision of Benedict XVI.

Pope calls for negotiated peace, blasts climate change skeptics in CBS interview

“There are people who are foolish, and even foolish if they show you them research. They don’t believe it,” he said.

Pope: 'A negotiated peace is better than an endless war'

In an interview with CBS, Pope Francis calls for an end to the wars in Ukraine, Gaza, and around the world. He says there is room for everyone in the Church pointing out that if a parish priest doesn't seem welcoming, one can look elsewhere: “There is always a place, don't run away from the Church.”

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UN Human Rights Chief deplores killings of children and women in Rafah

The United Nations Human Rights Chief Volker Türk has decried a series of Israeli strikes on Rafah in the past few days that have killed mostly children and women. He has repeated his warning against a full-scale incursion to an area to which 1.2 million civilians are sheltering.

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With the Patriarch of Jerusalem, 200 days since the start of the war

The Cardinal Patriarch of Jerusalem reflects on the ongoing war in Gaza expressing his belief it shows the inevitability of the two-state solution: “There is no alternative to the two states but the continuation of war."

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South Sudan: Bishop Hiiboro Kussala reflecting on Vocations highlights gratitude

Reflecting on the recently celebrated World Day of Prayer for Vocations, South Sudan’s Catholic Bishop of Tombura Yambio says he is filled with gratitude for his own call to be a priest, for the priests he works with, and for the number of young people responding to join the seminary in his diocese.

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Cisco signs the "Rome Call for AI Ethics"

Cisco, the multinational digital communications technology company, signs the Pontifical Academy for Life’s “Rome Call for AI Ethics” committing to an ethical approach to artificial intelligence in the areas of Ethics, Education and Rights.

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