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Vatican withdraws stamp dedicated to WYD after criticism - Vimarsana News

Vatican withdraws stamp dedicated to WYD after criticism

The stamp dedicated to the next World Youth Day in Lisbon was criticized for evoking Portugal's colonial past and nationalist dictatorship.

Vatican Withdraws World Youth Day 2023 Stamp After Criticism in Portugal - Vimarsana News

Vatican Withdraws World Youth Day 2023 Stamp After Criticism in Portugal

The Governorate of the Vatican City State withdrew it after the design drew negative comments.

MP: Belarus, China actively cooperate in international parliamentary organizations - Vimarsana News

MP: Belarus, China actively cooperate in international parliamentary organizations

Belarusian and Chinese MPs actively cooperate in international parliamentary organizations, Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor, Member of the Council of the Republic of the National Assembly of the Republic of Belarus Andrei Rusakovich said.

What Hitler's occultists were secretly searching for in the USSR - Vimarsana News

What Hitler's occultists were secretly searching for in the USSR

In Nazi Germany, notions of Aryanism, or racial superiority, underwent several metamorphoses. For a while, the USSR became the place where the Nazis...

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Bishops, Indigenous Catholics welcome Vatican condemnation of 'Doctrine of Discovery,' but say 'more work to be done' - Vimarsana News

Bishops, Indigenous Catholics welcome Vatican condemnation of 'Doctrine of Discovery,' but say 'more work to be done'

(OSV News) -- Indigenous Catholics, along with U.S. and Canadian bishops, are welcoming the Vatican's repudiation of a legal and political doctrine by which European colonial powers and North American governments historically seized lands from Indigenous peoples -- while stressing there is more work to be done in healing Catholic-Indigenous relations. 'It's a step in the right direction (and) … a powerful statement,' Deacon Don Blackbird, a member of the Omaha Tribe and principal of St. Augus