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A World War II mystery: Who dropped bombs on the Vatican?

On Nov. 5, 1943, an unidentified plane dropped bombs on the Vatican — one narrowly missing St. Peter's Basilica. But who did it and why has it been shrouded in mystery ever since?

Lessons on humility from 20th-century Vatican secretary of state who slept on a straw mattress

The new book "Growing in Humility: 7 Steps with Cardinal Merry del Val" focuses on acquiring the genuine virtue of humility.

Pope Leo meets with renowned singer Bob Dylan

During the meeting, the Holy Father presented Dylan with a rosary.

Texas Democrats sweep statewide offices; Catholics, pro-lifers respond

Pro-life activists note that Republicans, many of whom are pro-life, retain control of the state Senate, which will be "a backstop to kill legislation that would move the pro-life movement backwards."

Virginia approves pro-abortion referendum

A referendum to establish a constitutional right to abortion in the Virginia Constitution was adopted.

Pope Leo XIV appoints youngest bishop in France

Pope Leo XIV has appointed Martial Bernard as the new bishop of Soissons. At 48 years of age at his Dec. 20 episcopal ordination, he will become the youngest bishop in France.

Vatican publishes digital atlas honoring Pope Francis' ecological vision

The Laudato Si' Platform launched the map during a press conference at the Holy See Press Office on Wednesday.

Bishops, pro-life movement react to abortion referendums, election results

Catholic bishops reacted to three pro-life losses in referendum battles, and pro-life groups have weighed in on the referendum results and the impact of the decisive Democratic congressional wins.

Virginia adopts abortion rights referendum, 3 other states await results

A referendum to establish a constitutional right to abortion in the Virginia Constitution was adopted. Abortion-related referendums in three other states are too early to call.

Pope Leo XIV warns of the dangers an unjust economy poses to world peace

The pontiff highlighted the continuing relevance of the Church's calls to "commit to eliminating discrimination against the most vulnerable social groups and migrants."

Thought of the Day

Luke 15:3-4

So Jesus addressed this parable to them. “What man among you having a hundred sheep and losing one of them would not leave the ninety-nine in the desert and go after the lost one until he finds it?”

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