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Turkey, 1,300-Year-Old Eucharistic Breads Discovered

An exceptionally rare discovery in Anatolia (Turkey): five loaves intended for the Eucharist dating back to the 7th–8th centuries, one […]

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Iran, a Metro Station Dedicated to the Virgin Mary

In Iran a metro station is named after the Virgin Mary. A choice that honors the Christians but clashes with their repression.

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Why Miss California Became Catholic

The recent Catholic conversion of Carrie Prejean Boller, former Miss California. From Protestant she became Catholic in 2025.

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I Despised Pope Francis, but His Death Changed Me

The reflection of the young blogger Alfredo Salata. The journey from hatred of Pope Bergoglio to a change of perspective after his death.

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Fatima: The Miracle of the Sun Documented by Skeptics

On the 108th anniversary we retrace the “miracle” of the sun of Fatima and its documentation by anticlerical witnesses.

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Dawkins Surrenders: «Christendom, Fertile Ground for Science»

A surprising statement by Richard Dawkins on Christianity and the origin of science. For decades he maintained their incompatibility.

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María Corina Machado: A Nobel Peace Icon with Her Rosary

Maria Corina Machado, Catholic Nobel Peace Prize winner. Rosary devotee, she leads Venezuela’s spiritual and democratic liberation.

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The Good Hackers of the Vatican: How They Protect the Church

Interview with Joseph Shenouda, cybersecurity expert and coordinator of the Vatican Cyber Volunteers, the Vatican’s “good hackers.”

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The Czech Republic Rejects the Atheist‑Marxists: Collapse at the Polls

The Stačilo! group in the Czech Republic is condemned by voters. A Leninist‑Marxist project of war against the Catholic Church.

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This Iconic Photo Just Turned 75 Years Old

The famous image of the venerable Father Emil J. Kapaun, a war hero in Korea. He saved 40 men and brought Christ into pain and injustice