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Three dioceses in what is now Slovakia mark 250 years, a story that winds through Habsburg politics, a suspected forgery, and communist-era intrigue.
Lawyers for Judicial Watch complained the FBI has not been fully compliant in its release of records under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).
A decision is expected by July.
At a symposium titled "Synodality and Praedicate Gospel" at the University of Bonn, the cardinal said he used to be more conservative on this issue but changed his mind.
Dani Dayan spoke after meeting Pope Leo XIV, saying antisemitism is "bigotry" independent of Israeli policy.
Eleven years after twin suicide bombings struck two Pakistan churches, survivors of mass arrests still bear the scars as a young martyr who died stopping the attack moves toward sainthood.
Sheridan Gorman was shot and killed allegedly by an immigrant in the country illegally, according to police.
Conference organizers said they hope "to spread the word on Oreste Brownson" through his 19th-century writings' message to present times.
Cardinal Ernest Simoni, 97, was able to pray before the remains of St. Francis, celebrate Mass at the Protomonastery of St. Clare, and pray before her tomb. He was imprisoned in communist Albania.
The pope cautioned that AI risks dulling young people's intelligence, relationships, and creativity.
