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‘Lay down your arms’, pontiff tells warring sides in DR Congo
The book is part of the increasingly public campaign by clerical conservatives to undermine Pope Francis
Late Pope Benedict’s resignation set new precedent for future heads of the Catholic Church
An unprecedented global consultation of the faithful is galvanising rival liberals and conservatives
Libero Milone and his deputy lost their jobs after seeking to probe one of church’s ‘off books’ Swiss bank accounts
Legal cases focus on controversial investments made by Vatican officials
High-ranking cleric accused of embezzlement has legal immunity lifted by Pope
Indictment of Becciu, who once selected saints, marks acceleration of Pope’s reform drive
Archbishop says he wants to ‘share responsibility for catastrophe of sexual abuse by church officials’
Holy See cuts back on salaries and travel after visitor numbers and donations dive
Towering Shia and Christian spiritual leaders make a plea for pluralism in Iraq
Pontiff brings a message of hope to Iraq as it tries to recover from years of sectarian violence
Pope Francis strips Holy See’s central administration office of assets
Alliance marks an embrace of big business and finance by the Vatican
The first African-American cardinal is close to Pope Francis’s thinking
Liberalising move is likely to delight Catholic reformers but anger religious conservatives
If he wins, the Democratic candidate would be the first Catholic in office since JFK
Battlegrounds are alleged financial crimes, sexual abuse scandals and Pope Francis’s reform efforts
Documents show second-in-charge at the Secretariat of State conducted a few investments in luxury apartments
Prior links between seller of London building and man who acted on behalf of the Holy See to buy it
Australian court rules there was a significant chance an innocent person had been convicted
Religious congregations risk accelerating Covid-19 outbreak as pandemic moves to emerging markets
Emergency measures are essential but carry risks for the multitude of small, family-run businesses
Tech giants promise to develop new technology in way that protects the rights of all people
Police seize records from Alberto Perlasca over purchase of luxury Chelsea building
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