Pope approves beatification for priests martyred under Nazism and Communism

Pope approves beatification for priests martyred under Nazism and Communism

Pope Leo XIV approves the upcoming beatification of nine Polish priests martyred at Dachau and Auschwitz; and two diocesan priests killed out of โ€œhatred of the faithโ€ by the Communist regime that ruled Czechoslovakia in the 1950s. The Holy Father also promulgates decrees concerning four new Venerables: a Spanish Cistercian nun, a Spanish Dominican priest, an Italian diocesan priest, and an Italian Carmelite friar.

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US Bishop calls for remembering dignity of victims of Wounded Knee

US Bishop calls for remembering dignity of victims of Wounded Knee

The Bishop of Rapid City, South Dakota, in the United States, underscores the need to respect the history surrounding the 1890 Wounded Knee Massacre when hundreds of native Lakota people were killed by soldiers at the time, as the US Secretary of Defense announced his intention to retain the Medals of Honor awarded to the soldiers participating in the massacre.

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King Charles receives Royal Confrater title as sign of ‘hope’ with Anglican Communion

King Charles receives Royal Confrater title as sign of ‘hope’ with Anglican Communion

The British monarch is accorded the title “Royal Confrater” at the Basilica of Saint Paul Outside the Walls, taking a seat on a stall bearing the Gospel inscription, โ€œThat they may be oneโ€. This wish is echoed by Cardinal Harvey, who, together with Abbot Ogliari, accompanies the Royals through the Holy Door before the ecumenical celebration.

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