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Edgar Beltrán

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Catholic, husband, and dad. Venezolano. Rome correspondent @pillarcatholic. ES/EN/IT/PT/NL (een beetje). Tips and memes: ebeltran@pillarcatholic.com
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Rome’s cardinal denies involvement in brother’s corruption probe

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By Edgar Beltrán
| The Pillar
Cardinal Baldassare Reina, vicar of the Diocese of Rome, denied Jun. 8 being part of a criminal investigation against his brother involving several Sicilian politicians and businessmen. The denial came as media reports in Italy questioned whether the cardinal had knowledge on his brother’s alleged dealings. Cardinal Baldassare Reina. Credit: Vatican media.
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The monstrance, the Congress, and El Zorro: Highlights of Leo in Spain

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By Edgar Beltrán
| The Pillar
Pope Leo XIV arrived in Spain on June 6 for the first papal visit to the country in 15 years. Given Spain’s tense political climate, its deep Catholic heritage, and the pope’s own affection for the country, dating back to his years as a student in Italy, expectations were high. Pope Leo XIV greets throning crowds in Madrid, Spain. So far, the overwhelming sense in the country is that they have been met — if not exceeded.
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June consistory to focus on just war, international affairs, and 'Magnifica humanitas'

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By Edgar Beltrán
| The Pillar
The College of Cardinals’ extraordinary consistory in June will discuss the situation of local Churches, the doctrine of just war, societal changes and the desire for God in light of Magnifica humanitas, and the next steps in the synodal process, the Vatican has announced. Cardinals at the inauguration Mass of Pope Leo XIV. Credit: Edgar Beltran/Pillar Media.
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