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Canon Don Elvir Tabakovic was a world-renowned photographer who travelled the world all before the age of 25. Then, he gave it up to follow Christ. Watch to learn his powerful story!

The statement by Holy See Press Office Director Matteo Bruni was issued Jan. 13 and was said to be in response to questions from journalists "regarding a recent editorial initiative."

As soon as it was announced that Benedict XVI and Cardinal Robert Sarah had published a book defending priestly celibacy, they were accused of attacking Pope Francis.

Amid still-unfolding controversy surrounding a new book on priestly celibacy, the book's US publisher says it plans to continue identifying pope emeritus Benedict XVI as coauthor of the text. The former pope's private secretary requested Tuesday that Benedict not be listed as a coauthor.

Cardinal Robert Sarah has met with Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI to discuss the controversy following around their recently-published book "From the Depths of Our Hearts," and insisted that there is no ill-feeling between the two.

As history, the Netflix film The Two Popes is baloney on steroids.

The papal envoy who ran the Legion starting in 2010 learned about the case nearly a decade ago and refused to punish or even investigate the priest or the superiors who covered up his crimes, many of whom are still in power and ministry today.

Cardinal Pell had been in the Melbourne prison, located within the downtown area of the city, since his sentencing in December of 2018 on five counts of sexual abuse.

Wonder of wonders: Belgium is prosecuting three doctors for illegal euthanasia.

Living between Britain and France, I am often surprised by how little each country looks to the other.

The just-war tradition has much wisdom to offer in this moment of heightened tension between the United States and Iran.

The deaths of Soleimani and al-Muhandis struck at the heart of two forces that have threatened Iraq's Christians. But their demise does not mean Christians are safe.

A group calling themselves the "Feminist Autonomous Cell" has taken credit for an ongoing series of attacks on pro-life advocates in Germany, including the vandalism of two churches and the burning of a pro-life journalist's car.

Mark Joseph Stern, the resident LGBT scold at Slate magazine, is having a hissy fit over pronouns. Stern complains that a "transgender" pedophile in federal custody was not allowed to be called by his preferred pronouns.

Thirty-seven states still have Blaine Amendments on the books. The Supreme Court now has a chance to get rid of them for good.

The Pediatric Endocrine Society recently issued a statement claiming that the effects of puberty-blocking medications on normal puberty are reversible. Has the FDA determined that there is scientific evidence to validate this claim? Have there been any rigorous long-term studies addressing this question? Is social transition truly harmless? Is it ethical to continue this experiment on children? The answer to all of those questions is no.

Our unique power as women is our ability to nurture, not destroy, life. We can grow babies and careers and families and hopes and dreams all at the same time. Anyone who tells us that we can't — or that we shouldn't — is no friend of women.

Abortion not only changes a woman, it changes a culture. And whatever your position on its legality, it has an impact not just on whether an unborn child gets a chance at life, but on whether we are going to be decent to one another.

Not all abortions end an unwanted pregnancy, and that makes a difference to the women.

How does reducing the Gospel and highlighting feminism ever advance the healing of humanity?

How can a couple stick together even when the going gets tough?