The Pope asks Spain that religiosity "not be a museum of the past to visit" at the Corpus Mass

The Pope asks Spain that religiosity “not be a museum of the past to visit” at the Corpus Mass

Pope Leo XIV asked this Sunday, during the Corpus Christi Mass, that religiosity not be “a museum of the past to visit” and stressed that Christians are “called to be present in the situations and challenges of society” and in the “construction of the common good.” “No one can kneel before the Lord and despise their brother,” he declared during the homily.

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Sinner shows who is boss by conquering Zverev for his second consecutive Wimbledon title

Sinner shows who is boss by conquering Zverev for his second consecutive Wimbledon title

The victories earned by hard work are valued twice as much, and if they are to win Wimbledon, three times as much. Jannik Sinner knows this well, defeated in Australia, fainted at Roland Garros, and who recovers on the grass of the All England Club. In a final that is for a long time a bombardment, the Italian rises against a tenacious Alexander Zverev to finally prevail 6-7 (9), 7-6 (2), 6-3, and 6-4 in 3 hours and 46 minutes. He is crowned for the second consecutive time at Wimbledon and captures his fifth Grand Slam title.

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The teaching staff protests in front of Les Corts and asks the president to intervene in the conflict

The teaching staff protests in front of Les Corts and asks the president to intervene in the conflict

The indefinite strike in Valencian public education experienced a new day of political pressure and mobilization this Thursday at the doors of Les Corts Valencianes. Hundreds of teachers gathered from early morning near the regional parliament to demand that the Generalitat reopen negotiations and reach an agreement to end the conflict, which is now entering its ninth consecutive day.

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