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The grand entry of hundreds Native American and Indigenous
The proclamation noted that America “was conceived on a promise of equality and opportunity for all people” but that promise “we have never fully lived up to. That is especially true when it comes to upholding the rights and dignity of the Indigenous people who were here long before colonization of the Americas began.
Zelensky and Putin want peace
Yes, Presidents Volodymyr Zelensky and Vladimir Putin have expressed desires for peace, but their positions remain deeply opposed, making any direct negotiations complex.
Vladimir Putin: Maintaining Military Pressure
On the Russian side, Vladimir Putin continues his military offensives in Ukraine particularly in the east
CM⚽ FECAFOOT Farewell Message to Pope Francis
The Cameroon Football Federation (FECAFOOT) bows with deep sorrow to the memory of His Holiness Pope Francis. Football a sport of communion and sharing finds a source of inspiration in the legacy of Pope Francis. His message of unity, respect and solidarity transcends borders, cultures and religions just like our game
Emmanuel Macron is sometimes "hurt" by "what he hears," says
During this interview, conducted on the occasion of the annual launch of the "Pièces jaunes" (New window) operation, the First Lady was asked if Emmanuel Macron had changed. "Changed, no. Let's just say that sometimes, what he hears hurts him. It's very difficult. But he doesn't say it. He keeps it to himself..."
Le guide spirituel des opprimés
Oui, le pape François est souvent surnommé "le pape des pauvres", et ce n'est pas pour rien. Dès le début de son pontificat en 2013, il a montré un engagement fort envers les personnes marginalisées, défavorisées et oubliées. Voici quelques points clés qui expliquent ce surnom : son mode de vie simple, son choix de nom "François", engagement international.
Il a choisi le nom de François en référence à Saint François d’Assise, connu pour sa pauvreté volontaire et son amour des pauvres, des malades et de la nature.
Le pape François parle souvent des pauvres dans ses homélies et discours. Il critique fortement le système économique mondial qui crée de l’exclusion et de l’injustice. Il a popularisé l'expression "économie qui tue" pour désigner un capitalisme sans conscience sociale.
