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The bravely orthodox auxiliary of Den Bosch, Netherlands, Bp. Robert Mutsaerts, was injured in a car accident on Saturday evening.One of the best bishops around: our most sincere prayers for a swift and full recovery!

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The following letter was sent by a father to his local diocese. He has offered it for publication and I am only too happy to publish it, because I agree with every word. Having been forced to sit through such trainings myself, I have first-hand experience of what he is speaking about. —PAK To Our Catholic Leadership and Fellow Catholics, Especially Parents:   The following...

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The Roman Pontiff's oldest brother granted a special interview to Spanish daily ABC speaking about his brother and also his thoughts on the President of the United States.*** "Trump and My Brother Leo XIV Have More in Common Than People Think" On the first anniversary of the Pope's election, Louis Prevost says the Pontiff's strength is his ability to get people talking...

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 One Year of Pope Leo XIVby Serre Verweijfor Rorate Caeli It has been a year since our new Pope appeared on the balcony, after the election of Robert Francis Prevost as Pope Leo XIV was announced. Initially, he was largely unknown to most of the world. Not a progressive star like Tagle, nor the candidate many had pegged as the counterrevolutionary choice, Cardinal Peter Erd...

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 One Year of Leo XIV: Back to the Substance of FaithBy Richard Meusers von Wissmannfor Die WeltMay 7, 2026Pope Leo XIV has now been in office for one year. He is less interested in the socio-political hot-button issues of the West. Instead, his focus is on the unity of the Church and the proclamation of the Gospel.“If I weren’t in the White House, Leo wouldn’t be in the Vat...

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