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Sarah Named Special Envoy. But It Was Francis’ Decision

It was Pope Francis who appointed Cardinal Robert Sarah as his “special envoy,” and Leo XIV simply ratified a decision already made.

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The Hidden Truth: Olson-Kennedy’s Study on Puberty Blockers

Renowned pediatrician and LGBTQ+ activist Johanna Olson-Kennedy exposed by The New York Times for concealing an inconvenient study.

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Mosaic of Megiddo, the First “Physical Evidence” of Christianity

On display for the first time in Washington, the Megiddo mosaic, dating back to the 3rd century, is part of […]

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J.R.R. Tolkien, the Catholic Writer and the Canonization

The renowned writer Tolkien was a Catholic and attended Mass daily. The request for his beatification and the latest updates,

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The Vatican Observatory does serious science: new discovery

The Vatican Observatory offers a new perspective on gravity, further advancing our understanding of the Universe.

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Jesus never claimed to be God? A scholar proves otherwise

Jesus is not God and never claimed to be. This is the new battle against Jesus, the subject of the […]

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UCCR restarts thanks to its community

Thanks to the support of our readers, the UCCR website will resume daily updates. We are back on July 14th.

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Cologne “removes” the cathedral, the last folly of cancel culture

The spiers of the cathedral, the city’s symbol for centuries, have been deleted from the logo of the city of Cologne.

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Thousands of adults will be baptized as Catholics at Easter

Also this year, during the Easter Vigil, thousands of adults will be baptized all over the world determined to belong to the Catholic Church.

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Canadian historian: «No natives killed in Catholic schools»

Our interview with Jacques Rouillard, professor of History at the University of Montreal and expert in Canadian residential schools.