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The pope said that the Secular Franciscan vocation was “born of the universal call to holiness”

A court found Fenster guilty of encouraging resistance to the junta, unlawful association and violating immigration laws on Nov. 12

There have been numerous cases in recent years of strains between the traditions of rural France and city-dwellers

There is “no indication yet of an upward trend in cases,” but a "readjustment of numbers due to backlog”

A hundred public schools out of more than 61,000 have been selected for the two-month trial for face-to-face classes

Families and relatives of victims of the Philippines’ ‘war on drugs’ receive the urn of ashes of their departed kin on Nov. 15, 2021

Rights group said the arrest was “an attack on women and children’s rights advocates”

“[Politicians] want people to remain poor so that they can instrumentalize them, use them,” said Bishop Broderick Pabillo of Taytay

Government troops reportedly fired artillery “without specific targets,” hitting civilian homes, including churches

Pope Francis emphasized the importance of making “concrete gestures” and drawing close to the poor to “sow hope”