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From Mexico to the Vatican: The Catholic shrines that draw millions of people each year

From Mexico to Jerusalem, Catholic shrines and churches are scattered throughout the world, welcoming millions of visitors each year.
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Paloma López Campos

Notre Dame

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Crossroads in Germany

In the Catholic regions of Germany, Austria and Switzerland there are numerous crosses, made of many different materials and of various designs. A tradition that is still alive today.

José M. García Pelegrín

7 Aug 2023

St. Francis of Assisi, a saint of today at the National Gallery in London

Saint Francis of Assisi is, of course, an important figure in the spiritual history of the Church. But since the 13th century he has also been a frequent subject of art throughout the ages. An exhibition at the National Gallery, London, presents works on St Francis from different periods, linking classical and contemporary pieces and even featuring memorabilia and relics of the saint from Assisi.

Eva Sierra

27 Jul 2023

Shrine of Mary

The Shrine of Mary, a basilica that belongs to America

Located in the heart of Washington D.C., the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, known as the "Shrine of Mary," is the largest Catholic church in the United States and is among the ten largest churches in the world.

Jennifer Elizabeth Terranova

25 Jul 2023

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The tomb of Santiago el Mayor 

The remains of Santiago el Mayor are kept in an urn in the cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, after a history not without vicissitudes.

Ángel María Leyra

25 Jul 2023

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The IOR, a difficult road to transparency

The "Istituto per le Opere di Religione" (IOR), known as the Vatican bank, provides some financial and fund transfer services to the Catholic Church in all its branches.

Hernan Sergio Mora

24 Jul 2023

Towards the birth of the state of Israel. Jewish settlements and Arab nationalism

Ferrara continues with this third article a series of four interesting cultural-historical summaries to understand the configuration of the State of Israel, the Arab-Israeli question and the presence of the Jewish people in the world today.

Gerardo Ferrara

22 Jul 2023

Joaquín Antonio Peñalosa. Love with humor is written

Peñalosa's poetic work is beginning to be recognized in Spain not only for the freshness and timeliness of his voice, but also for the emotive power of his verse and, above all, for his ability to ennoble any reality, with a sense of humor -a humor full of kindness- being one of his most characteristic traits, no matter what the subject.

Carmelo Guillén

20 Jul 2023

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Pius XII and the Vatican Archives

From October 9 to 11, at the Pontifical Gregorian University, will be held "The new documents of the Pontificate of Pius XII and their significance for Jewish-Christian relations".

Antonino Piccione

19 Jul 2023

Felix Varela

Venerable Felix Varela: Son of Freedom

One of Cuba's national heroes whose life exemplified Christian values, Father Felix Varela, is on his way to sainthood. The Congregation for the Causes of Saints declared Father Félix Varela venerable.

Jennifer Elizabeth Terranova

17 Jul 2023

Submerged Virgins, remembering those who died at sea

On July 16, the feast of the Virgen del Carmen, patron saint of sailors and all those who work at sea, was celebrated.

Loreto Rios

16 Jul 2023

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Omnes Editorial Staff

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Santiago Leyra Curiá

Centenary of Our Lady of Fatima, 2017

Miracles of the Virgin Mary and nature: 'the sun danced', snowfalls, flowers…

Francisco Otamendi

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