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Hong Kong’s Catholic Church at 80: Legacy of Service Meets a New Era of Silence

Hong Kong’s Catholic Church marks 80 years amid rising political pressure, shifting leadership tone, and concerns over human rights. Newsroom (04/05/2026 Gaudium Press ) Hong Kong’s Catholic...

Can Unity Be Built Without Truth? Lessons From Sarah Mullally’s Vatican Visit

A critical analysis of Sarah Mullally’s Vatican visit raises questions about truth, ecumenism, and the integrity of Catholic-Anglican relations. Newsroom (30/04/2026 Gaudium Press ) Recent events at...

Pope Leo XIV’s African Tour Forces a Reckoning With Power, Democracy, and Silence

Pope Leo XIV’s Africa trip reveals a forceful papacy confronting tyranny, corruption, and democracy’s fragility on a global stage. Newsroom (24/04/2026 Gaudium Press )  Andrea...

Pope Leo in Equatorial Guinea: Faith, Prison Walls and the Weight of Corrupt Power

Pope Leo’s visit to Equatorial Guinea intertwined encouragement of the faithful with quiet rebukes to one of the world’s most corrupt regimes. Newsroom (23/04/2026 Gaudium...

Is a Vatican Office “Investigating” Benedict’s Resignation? Rumor Outruns the Record

Rumors claim the Vatican is probing Benedict XVI’s resignation, but the record shows only a procedural file status, not proof of doubt. Newsroom (22/04/2026  Gaudium...

Between Silence and Hope: Chinese Catholics, Pope Leo XIV, and the Strained Path to Communion

An in-depth look at Chinese Catholics’ expectations of Pope Leo XIV, amid silence, control, and evolving Vatican-China relations. Newsroom (21/04/2026 Gaudium Press ) The rumor...
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