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Israeli strike on Gaza's only Catholic church kills 3

Pope Leo calls for Gaza ceasefire after Israeli forces hit Catholic church in region

Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa said the Holy Family Church was hit by Israeli forces “by mistake” Thursday morning, resulting in several people injured and three people dying from sustained injurie...

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Pope ‘deeply saddened’ after two people killed in strike on Gaza’s only Catholic church

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Pope demands ceasefire after Gaza's Catholic church is hit in apparent Israeli strike

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Pope expresses sadness after Israeli strike on Gaza church kills three

Several people have been injured at the Holy Family Church in Gaza City, with some unconfirmed reports that it was hit by Israeli artillery shells.

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Israel strikes the Gaza church the pope used to call nightly

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Israel strikes Gaza Catholic church, killing three

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A parish priest and several injured as airstrikes hit Gaza's only Catholic church

The church was damaged in the attack, officials said, in what witnesses said appeared to be an Israeli tank shelling.

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Pope ‘deeply saddened’ after three people killed in apparent Israeli strike on Gaza’s only Catholic church

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A parish priest and several injured as strikes hit Gaza’s only Catholic church

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New book shines light on Pope Leo XIV's journey to the Vatican

A new book suggests Chicago-born Richard Prevost may have been reluctant at first to take on the weighty responsibility of becoming Pope Leo XIV.

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Street mural in Rome depicts Pope Leo XIV in Chicago Bulls uniform, evoking Michael Jordan

Pope Leo XIV is sporting some Chitown swag in a new mural. It is the work of the elusive Italian-born street artist known as "TVBoy," his own vision of melding Chicago's two most renowned international superstars.

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Pope Leo XIV Meets With U.S. Orthodox-Catholic Pilgrim Group at Castel Gandolfo

Before concluding the audience, the Holy Father expressed his hope to meet the group again 'in a few months' for an 'ecumenical commemoration' to mark the 1,700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea.