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IZNIK, Turkey (CNS) — Although the ancient city of Nicaea lies in ruins and the geographic center of Christianity has shifted West, Pope Leo XIV and Christian leaders gathered at an archaeological site in Turkey to celebrate the enduring faith set out in the Nicene Creed.

Orthodox Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew of Constantinople hosted the ecumenical prayer service a...

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ISTANBUL (CNS) — Meeting leaders of Turkey’s small and varied Catholic communities, Pope Leo XIV asked them to embrace their “littleness” as they strive to be a leaven of God’s love in Turkish society.

Meeting the country’s Catholic bishops, priests, religious, deacons and pastoral workers at the Latin-rite Cathedral of the Holy Spirit and then visiting the Little Sist...

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HONG KONG (OSV News) — The Diocese of Hong Kong is calling for prayer and mourning after a devastating fire at the Wang Fuk Court apartment complex in Tai Po left at least 128 people dead and around 200 still missing. As a sign of solidarity, the diocese turned its website black and white and shared a prayer for residents affected by the Nov. 26 blaze, urging the faithful to ...

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How do we allow the Scripture, in all its awesome power, to draw us closer to God?

One important spiritual discipline that can help us in this regard is called lectio divina, which is Latin for “sacred reading.” It’s one of the oldest forms of Christian prayer, and our church’s bishops and other leaders repeatedly recommend that Catholics discover its power to make the...

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The current national tour of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s beloved 1959 show “The Sound of Music” has been playing to full houses. The live production’s enduring appeal serves as a reminder of the stir the 1965 film version caused, quickly becoming a phenomenon of its time.

Directed by Robert Wise and starring Julie Andrews as Maria von Trapp, the movie was as instantly po...

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