Pope Leo has good second night at Rome’s Gemelli hospital

The Holy See Press Office says Pope Leo XIV had a good second night in Rome's Gemelli Hospital, and got up and had breakfast

Ecumenical bishops back Lobo communities opposing LPG terminal

Church leaders urge independent assessment, public consultation and stronger safeguards as residents challenge a proposed LPG facility near Lobo

Child rights groups push platform accountability instead of under-18 ban

Specialists called for stronger platform safeguards, digital literacy and mental health support while retaining existing restrictions for children under 13

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