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At least 10 people are dead, including young teens, and many are wounded in a mass shooting in northern British Columbia, Canada.
The Archdiocese of Corrientes, Argentina, announced that it will act ex officio in accordance with canon law to take any "formal canonical disciplinary measures that may be appropriate."
The Vatican's doctrinal office told a traditionalist group that consecrating bishops without a papal mandate would mean a "decisive rupture" of communion.
Among the most populous nations, the U.S. ranks first in religious diversity. Singapore is the most religiously diverse country overall, and the U.S. ranks 32nd.
Pope Leo XIV is a 1977 alumnus of Villanova University and an avid sports fan.
Though backlash to the appointment has been growing for weeks, the university has not backed off the controversial decision.
Nina Shea, Hudson Institute senior fellow, called on Pope Leo XIV to summon Chinese bishops to the Vatican for supporting the "suppression of Chinese Catholicism."
Two indexes with 50 companies each that adhere to Catholic social teachings were announced by the Vatican Bank in order to promote ethical Catholic investing.
At least 10 people are dead, including young teens, and many are wounded in a mass shooting in northern British Columbia, Canada.
Notre Dame has been at the center of controversy since early January when it named global affairs Professor Susan Ostermann as director of the school's Liu Institute for Asia and Asian Studies.
