German mayor critically injured in stabbing attack, police say

A newly-elected mayor in western Germany has been stabbed and left critically injured near her home, police say. Iris Stalzer, 57, is a member of the centre-left Social Democratic party (SPD) and became the mayor of Herdecke in the North-Rhine Westphalia state in September. Local police say a major operation is under way in the […]

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EARTHDAY.ORG welcomes Vatican’s landmark climate education commitment

EARTHDAY.ORG and global youth movements celebrate the Holy See’s decision to place climate education at the heart of its official climate policy. The commitment, included in the Vatican’s NDCs under the Paris Agreement. By Vatican News Together with global youth movements, EARTHDAY.ORG has welcomed the Holy See’s decision to place climate education at the centre of

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Czech bishops welcome election results as anti-church coalition fails to enter Parliament

By Bohumil Petrík Rome, Italy, Oct 7, 2025 / 09:47 am Czech Catholic bishops welcomed the results of the parliamentary elections on Oct. 3–4, which saw a populist party win the most votes but fall short of a majority, while a far-left coalition that bishops had warned had an explicitly anti-church platform failed to enter

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Pope Leo XIV recalls Palestinians killed since Oct. 7 Hamas attack

By Hannah Brockhaus Castel Gandolfo, Italy, Oct 7, 2025 / 11:58 am Pope Leo XIV called Hamas’ attack on Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, an act of terrorism that cannot be tolerated and lamented the large number of Palestinian lives lost during “a painful two years.” Addressing a group of journalists just outside his Castel

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Peter To Rot’s witness of martyrdom and morality

The story of Blessed Peter To Rot cannot be told apart from the upheavals of World War II. When Japanese forces occupied Papua New Guinea, foreign missionaries were imprisoned, leaving catechists like To Rot to guide local communities in faith. Blessed Peter To Rot’s defiance of polygamy was his ultimate sacrifice. Archbishop Tatamai gives first

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Time may be running out for Master of clocks Macron: What next for France?

Paul KirbyEurope digital editor and Laura Gozzi Reuters After eight years in office, Emmanuel Macron’s position as president is coming under increasing pressure as France’s political crisis escalates. Macron once called himself maître des horloges – master of the clocks – but his command of timing is not what it was. For the third time

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Delegada promete punição a autores de ataques racistas e machistas

Caso foi registrado como injúria racial, com a mesma gravidade penal que o racismo e pode resultar em prisão Delegada ao receber moção da Câmara, em Dourados. (Foto: Arquivo pessoal) “Serão punidos”. É assim que a delegada adjunta da Polícia Civil, Thays do Carmo Oliveira de Bessa, resume o desfecho esperado para os autores dos

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At almost 50% off, the Beats Pill is a much easier purchase to swallow this Prime Day – and I’m seriously tempted

If you’re looking to snap up a new Bluetooth speaker during October’s Prime Day deals, I have an unbelievable offer to share with you. That’s right, the Beats Pill is just $79.99 (was $149.95) at Amazon US, and only £89 (was £149.99) at Amazon UK. • Shop Amazon’s full sale That means you can get

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