Past popes have apologized for the trans-Atlantic slave trade, but none have publicly acknowledged the role their predecessors played in giving European sovereigns explicit authority to subjugate and enslave “infidels.”
Past popes have apologized for the trans-Atlantic slave trade, but none have publicly acknowledged the role their predecessors played in giving European sovereigns explicit authority to subjugate and enslave “infidels.”
The national co-chair of Catholics Vote Common Good said a campaign will emphasize themes that Pope Leo XIV has raised, including solidarity with migrants and vulnerable communities, and...
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Read more"Two weeks offered a striking contrast: fear in Hyde Park and hope in Madrid The deeper lesson is that these events were not opposites Both revealed a generation...
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Where does Scripture promise that every faithful believer will eventually experience some earthly form of restoration
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One of the most common concerns I hear from survivors of spiritual abuse isn’t simply that they no longer trust their former church It’s that they no longer...
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