Cardinal Pietro Parolin, Secretary of State of the Holy See, has asked for prayers for persecuted Christians in various parts of the world and warned that many contemporaries live "as if God did not exist." The cardinal made these remarks during the celebrations for the ninth centenary of the transfer of the relics of Saint Agatha to Catania, Sicily, in which he participated as papal legate of Leo XIV. On August 16, Parolin presided over a praye…
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Cardinal Pietro Parolin, Secretary of State of the Holy See, has asked for prayers for persecuted Christians in various parts of the world and warned that many contemporaries live "as if God did not exist." The cardinal made these remarks during the celebrations for the ninth centenary of the transfer of the relics of Saint Agatha to Catania, Sicily, in which he participated as papal legate of Leo XIV. On August 16, Parolin presided over a praye…