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Yohan Poonawalla named 'Collector of the Year 2023' at Geneva Int'l Motor Show Qatar. He showcased 7 historic cars, incl. 'Star Car' - Rolls-Royce Phantom V7-Passenger Limousine. Cars previously owned/used by Mysore Maharaja, Nawab of Sachin, Sir Malcolm Campbell, Queen Elizabeth II, Pope Paul VI & Mother Teresa. Yohan delighted…

The 16th Synod of Bishops, the first part of which will take place in Rome on Oct. 4-29, 2023, and the second in 2024, will be the culmination of a two-year, worldwide conversation in the Catholic Church.

On Sept. 30, 2023, Pope Francis swore in 21 clergymen as new members of the College of Cardinals. The College is an important part of the church’s governance structure – each new member takes a formal oath during a ritual ceremony in the presence of present members of the College.

Pope Francis' surgery to repair a hernia in his abdominal wall has raised questions about what happens to papal power when Francis is unconscious or unable to lead the church

With the GIECO Nationals boys basketball tournament approaching, get a preview of the eight teams competing for the championship.

Could the Roman Catholic Church be ready to reconsider its prohibition of the use of contraception? The fact that prominent Catholic conservatives have felt the need to speak out against such a possibility gives some grounds for thinking that, within the Church itself, and under the protection of Pope Francis,…

As Pope Francis visits the DRC and South Sudan, we take a look at previous papal voyages to the continent.

The man born Joseph Ratzinger spent many decades as a key figure in Catholicism, writes Paul Vallely, but his choice to end his eight years as head of the Church and become Pope Emeritus will live longest in the memory

Benedict, who died at the age of 95, in 2013 became the first pope in 600 years to step down, citing old age.

At the end of his Wednesday audience with the public, Pope Francis said Benedict is “very sick” and asked the faithful to pray for him. Benedict, the first pontiff to resign in 600 years, has become increasingly frail in recent years

In 1517, the German theologian Martin Luther nailed 95 theses to Wittenberg’s Castle Church door, attacking indulgences, a Catholic practice that, according to church teachings, can reduce or eliminate punishment for sin. Starting in the 11th century, the church offered indulgences to those who joined the Crusades and later sold…