Speaking at a conference on the potential and current humanitarian impact of nuclear weapons a two-day event which drew the participation of 150 nations and media from around the world but which has been largely ignored in the United States a representative of the Holy See questioned the persisten
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Statement of The Holy See on Nuclear Weapon Abolition
Archbishop Silvio Tomasi nbsp Permanent Representative of the Holy See to the United Nations and Other International Organizations in Geneva nbsp speaking as a representative of The Holy See issued the following statement today Dec 9 during nbsp the Vienna Conference on the Humanitarian Impact
Oxford Dictionary Announces New Words, Heat Death of Civilization
New terms from nightmarish hellscape of cultural devastation that is texting/online lingo
Eat Fresh, Die Hard – Subway, Wal-Mart, Whole Foods and the Plight of the Mexican Worker
American companies exercise little oversight because few here is demanding that they do.
I Could Feel the Pope’s Great Inner Peace
Last Thursday nbsp December 4 I had the great privilege to sit in on the interview that Pope Francis kindly granted to Elisabetta Piqu for Argentina rsquo s La Nacion newspaper for which she is the Rome correspondent nbsp She is also my wife and author of ldquo Francis Life and Revolution
#AliveWhileBlack
Twitter campaign calls for not just well-worded political indignation but concrete action.
London’s Jesuit College faces a challenging future
On Monday rsquo s Feast-day of St Edmund Campion S J perhaps the most illustrious and gifted of the British Jesuit martyrs Heythrop College announced that beginning the next academic year undergraduate students would no longer be enrolled Heythrop has been since the 1970s a constituent coll
Cardinal Zen and Occupy Central Leaders Surrender to the Police in Hong Kong
Protest leaders call for end to civil disobedience campaign as risk of further violence increased.
Pope and Leaders of the Main World Religions Sign Declaration to Eradicate Slavery by 2020
History was made in the Vatican today when Pope Francis and other leaders of the world rsquo s main religions mdash Christianity Islam Hinduism Buddhism and Judaism mdash signed a joint declaration to work together to eradicate modern slavery in its various forms by the year 2020 nbsp nbsp Pope
Pope Assures Orthodox: We Want Unity, Not Assimilation or Submission.
Pope Francis stated unequivocally in Istanbul on November 30 that he as Bishop of Rome and the worldwide Catholic Church desire unity ndash lsquo full communion rsquo – with the 300 million member Orthodox Churches and he added that the only condition for achieving this is ldquo the shared pr
