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Fr. Silvio Roggia has been elected as the General Councilor for Formation within the Salesian Congregation. His appointment reflects a commitment to enhancing the spiritual and professional development of Salesian educators worldwide.
Join us for the next Catholic Forum on The Dialog as we delve into the remarkable life of Australia’s Cardinal George Pell. Explore his influential journey, his contributions to the Church, and the controversies that shaped his legacy. Don’t miss this insightful discussion!
The Gitanos, Spain’s Roma community, are rich in culture and history, yet often misunderstood. In this article, we unveil 10 surprising facts about their traditions, contributions, and challenges, shedding light on a vibrant yet marginalized group in Spanish society.
In a recent discussion, an Indian-origin CEO of a prominent AI startup in Silicon Valley delivered an inspiring message to students worldwide: embrace innovation and resilience. Highlighting the importance of diverse perspectives, he encouraged Indian and international students to leverage their unique backgrounds to drive future advancements in technology.
The United Kingdom, comprising England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, boasts a rich history and diverse culture. With London as its capital, the UK plays a significant role in global politics and economics, influencing trends worldwide.
An increasing number of universities are implementing therapy dog programs to support neurodiverse students. These initiatives provide emotional comfort, reduce anxiety, and enhance social interactions, creating a more inclusive campus environment conducive to learning.
Spain Park High School senior Hagen Holley has been nominated for admission to several prestigious U.S. military academies. This recognition reflects his academic excellence, leadership qualities, and commitment to serving his country.
Across the United States, thousands rallied under the banner “Stand Up for Science,” advocating for evidence-based policies and funding for scientific research. The movement highlights the critical role of science in addressing climate change and public health challenges.
In “Holidays in Hell: Summer Camp with Russia’s Forgotten Children,” The Guardian sheds light on a grim reality. The article explores the harrowing experiences of marginalized youth at summer camps, revealing the intersection of poverty, neglect, and systemic indifference.
The India Research Center at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health is spearheading initiatives to address critical health challenges in India. By leveraging interdisciplinary collaborations, the center aims to enhance public health strategies and outcomes across the nation.
Professor Rajat Panwar has been making waves this semester, exploring the rich cultural landscapes of Spain and Italy. As a dedicated faculty member at OSU, he shares insights from his travels, enriching the academic experience for students. Where will his journey take him next?
French prosecutors have launched a rape investigation linked to a growing Catholic school abuse scandal. The inquiry follows numerous allegations of sexual misconduct within the church, highlighting the urgent need for accountability and reform in the institution.