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Our Lady of Fatima even gave the exact directions on how to prevent not only World War II but all those that followed.

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As Pope Leo XIV recovers from lung cancer surgery, meet St. Peregrine Laziosi, the Servite priest healed the night before his amputation and now patron of cancer patients.

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The Holy See Press Office confirmed Tuesday evening that the nodule removed during Pope Leo XIV’s surgery was cancerous.

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This week, Pope Leo XIV gathered some 200 cardinals, bishops, experts and married couples in Rome to mark the 10th anniversary of Pope Francis’ sometimes controversial apostolic exhortation on the family, Amoris Laetitia. Register contributor Dr. Larry Chapp explores the document’s legacy and what Pope Leo hopes to accomplish. Plus, Register staff writers Jonah McKeown and Gigi Duncan tackle a surprising question: Is smoking making a comeback among Gen Z Catholics?

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This week, the Church — especially in the United States — celebrated the long-awaited beatification of Archbishop Fulton Sheen. Register staff writer Jonah McKeown joins us on Register Radio with full coverage of this historic event.

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As the Church and the world prays for Pope Leo XIV this week, we turn to St. Bernardine of Siena, known as 'the Apostle of Italy' and for his intercession for those with lung and respiratory issues.

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As the pontiff undergoes surgery at Rome’s Gemelli Hospital, the Vatican’s chief medical official plays a central role in coordinating his care.

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The pontiff’s surprise disclosure about a lung nodule has drawn praise from senior cardinals, who see it as an unprecedented gesture of transparency and an expression of humility and trust.

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COMMENTARY: As marriage declines and divorce rates fall, the Church faces a more urgent challenge: reaching young people and making marriage more attractive, accessible and meaningful.

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The conference focuses on the ethical and moral dimensions of caring for the environment and vulnerable communities, Father John Abubakar, chief sustainability officer at Villanova University, said.

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Children in Lebanon, Palestine, and Syria joined a global rosary campaign for peace this month.

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The platform and name are new, but the mission is the same: report the truth and bring the faith to the Spanish-speaking world.

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ANALYSIS: With the naming of new heads of St. Peter’s Basilica and the College of Cardinals, Leo XIV’s pontificate starts to break the mold set by his predecessor.

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The impact of the tax credit on families is expected to be widespread — and a potential boon to Catholic schools.

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Critics say the commission’s recommendations on lay governance, tribunals and infallibility contradict Vatican II; the nonbinding report would require Pope Leo’s approval.

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‘Lead Kindly Light: The Story of St. John Henry Newman’ has premiered in Rome.

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In his pilgrim’s Mass homily, Archbishop Ronald Hicks recalled that “Our Lady of the Pillar wants only one thing from us. She wants us to know her Son and to find salvation through, in, and with her Son Jesus Christ.”

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Carlo went on pilgrimage to see John Paul II, offered up his suffering from cancer for Benedict XVI, was beatified during the pontificate of Pope Francis, and was canonized by Pope Leo XIV.

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The conference ‘A Healing Presence: The Church’s Call to Mental Health Ministry’ aligns with the Pope’s October prayer intention.

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The Vatican’s assembly on ‘Amoris Laetitia’ is putting in the spotlight a global breakdown of marriage and the family, including in traditionally Catholic countries like Poland and the Philippines.

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The appointment also includes the positions of vicar general for Vatican City and president of the Fabric of St. Peter.

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Fifteen-year-old Carlo Acutis died within a week of being diagnosed with acute promyelocytic leukemia. Following his beatification, his doctors and hospital chaplain recalled their memories of his final days.

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The Holy See Press Office announced on Monday the date of the Pontiff’s hospitalization for surgery.

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Pope Leo XIV will have surgery at Rome’s Gemelli Hospital early this week to remove a small lung nodule found at a very early stage. Follow updates and reactions here.

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For the first time, the decision to attend Mass belongs entirely to the student.

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Prayers for the Pope’s health have been pouring in from all over the world.

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Doctors comment on the pontiff’s news about his upcoming lung surgery.

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Confession ‘is a place to encounter God’s mercy, his forgiveness, and not only that, to receive grace,’ says Dominican Father Thomas Petri.

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The Roman Pontiff made the announcement after reciting the Angelus with pilgrims in St. Peter’s Square.

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‘The Holy Hour is the place where I am grounded in my relationship. It is the place where I know who I am: His son, His brother, His friend, His priest, His bishop, His.’