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A schismatic community of former Poor Clares in Spain launched an online campaign to find a new home, after a court rejected ...

Pope Leo appointed Bishop Stanislav Pribyl of Litomerice as the next Archbishop of Prague, who traditionally ranks first ...

One spring in the early 2000s, I travelled to Germany to seek out the surviving contempor­aries of Alfred Delp. My interest ...

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