Gay Men Can Train to Become Priests in Italy Only If They Don’t Support Gay Culture

Italy

The Roman Catholic Church in Italy has recently introduced new guidelines that cautiously address the inclusion of homosexual men in seminaries, provided they adhere to strict conditions. Approved by the Vatican, these guidelines shed light on the evolving, albeit complex, stance of the Church toward LGBTQ individuals within its clergy. The Church’s Stance: A Balancing … Read more

Pope Names Italian Nun Simona Brambilla as First Woman to Lead Major Vatican Office

Simona Brambilla

The Vatican has taken a historic step by appointing Sister Simona Brambilla as the first woman to head a major office. This significant development marks a pivotal moment in the Catholic Church’s journey toward inclusivity and equality. Sister Simona Brambilla’s appointment as Prefect of the Dicastery for Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic … Read more

‘Cruelty is Terrorists Hiding Behind Children’: Israel on Pope Francis Calling Gaza Airstrikes ‘Cruelty’

Pope Francis

In his annual Christmas address, Pope Francis referred to the bombing of children as an act of cruelty, a statement perceived as a condemnation of Israeli airstrikes in Gaza. Israel’s Foreign Ministry responded strongly, accusing the Pope of ignoring the broader context of terrorism and its impact. The ongoing conflict between Israel and Gaza continues … Read more