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When Dustin Pagan-Peterson and his husband found out Pope Francis had passed, the only thing they could do after confirming it online was hold each other’s hands across the breakfast table and cry. “It’s still so hard to actually believe,” Pagan-Peterson said Friday, April 25. Pope Francis was 88 when he died on Easter Monday, April 21. His death was a blow to Catholics around the world, especially those who appreciated Francis’ views on LGBTQ+ …See the Story

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(ZENIT News / Rome, 05.07.2025).- Rome is preparing for an explosion of music, rhythm, and color as it welcomes over 13,000 performers from across the globe for the Jubilee of Bands and Popular Entertainment, set to take place May 10–11, 2025. More than just a cultural festival, the event blends pilgrimage and performance in a rare Vatican-approved celebration of popular artistry in Conclave period. The jubilee, which forms part of the larger Ho…See the Story

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(ZENIT News / Brazil, 05.07.2025).- The Teresian Sister, born on May 27, 1908, died peacefully on April 30, 2025, at the age of 116, just weeks shy of her 117th birthday. Her passing closes a remarkable chapter in history and marks the end of a life dedicated to education, faith, and service. Recognized as the oldest living person by longevity research group LongeviQuest, Sister Inah was more than a supercentenarian; she was a witness to an enti…See the Story

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(ZENIT News / Vatican City, 02.05.2025).- After a day off on the occasion of the feast of St. Joseph the Worker, the Cardinals gathered in the New Synod Hall in Vatican City for the 8th General Congregation. The meeting began on Friday morning, May 2, at 9:00 a.m. with the usual prayer. More than 180 Cardinals were present, including more than 120 Electors. During the session, the presence of some Cardinals who had arrived that day was announced…See the Story

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