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Sister Lipy Gloria Rozario, of the Our Lady of Sorrows religious order and a counseling psychologist, is founder and director of the Healing Heart Counseling Unit based in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

‘How aware am I of my neighbor or their mental status, and what can I do to help? ... We also have to work on our mental health from a spiritual perspective, in a holistic way.’


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Vatican Media Vatican Secretary of State Cardinal Pietro Parolin.

Pope Leo XIV has referred to the Venezuelan crisis on several occasions.


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Stephen Maturen Members of law enforcement work the scene following a suspected shooting by an ICE agent during federal law enforcement operations on January 07, 2026 in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

The bishop's plea comes amid heightened national tensions in response to mass deportations and the killing of a U.S. citizen in Minneapolis.


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WH_Pics ‘Rosary’

COMMENTARY: A childhood portrait of a difficult man gives way, years later, to the discovery of faith, sacrifice and a heart shaped by grief.


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Church of the Gesù, Rome Depiction of the execution of Blessed Leonardo Kimura and four fellow Christians in Nagasaki on Nov. 18, 1619: Andreas Murayama Tokuan (Japan), Cosmas Takeya Sozaburo (Korea), Ioannes Yoshida Shoun (Japan) and Domingos Jorge (Portugal). The work was created in Macao by an anonymous Japanese artist between 1626 and 1632. Kimura and 204 other martyrs ...


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