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A new Covid-19 treatment centre in Chennai, India.

18/06/2021

Pope’s charity reaches out again to Covid-hit countries

Women pose for a picture in-front of the U.S Supreme Court building in Washington

18/06/2021

US Supreme Court rules in favor of Catholic foster care agency

WHO: 700 000 people lose their life to suicide every year.

18/06/2021

WHO: 1 in 100 deaths is by suicide

Migrants from Bangladesh prepare food at a makeshift camp in Bosnia

18/06/2021

Caritas Europa: protect, promote and welcome on this World Refugee Day

UK reports a rise in daily cases of COVID-19

18/06/2021

Covid-19: UK records biggest daily rise in cases

Pope Francis addresses workers at the ILVA steel company during a visit to Genoa in 2017

17/06/2021

Pope to ILO: 'Urgent need for economic reform and protection of all workers'

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17/06/2021

COP26: ‘Faith and Science’ event to highlight efforts against climate crisis

The Holy See, Italy, and the United Kingdom are joining forces to host a pre-COP26 event showcasing the contribution faith and religion can make in combating climate change, at ...

Father Luigi Maria Epicoco as a guest at the Vatican Radio studios - archive photo

17/06/2021

Pope names ecclesiastical assistant for Dicastery for Communication

16/06/2021

Cardinal Grech: Synod is fruit of dialogue among Bishops' conferences

1931 - 2021
90th anniversary
of Vatican Radio

41 languages, 69 nationalities, 12,000 broadcast hours each year. Via satellite, digital platforms, or radio waves, the Pope's Radio reaches every corner of the globe.

17/06/2021

Irish Bishops appeal for peace in Myanmar, Middle East and Northern Ireland

The Irish Bishops' Conference concludes its Summer General Meeting with a statement appealing for peace in Myanmar, the Middle East, and Northern Ireland, and urging the faithful in the country to ...

Combat human trafficking through culture of respect and dignity

17/06/2021

Holy See: Combat trafficking in persons through culture of respect, dignity

The permanent representative of the Holy See to the OSCE, Monsignor Janusz Urbańczyk, recommends joint efforts in tackling the deep-rooted causes of trafficking in persons through promoting policies ...