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Pope Leo XIV opens consistory, asks cardinals to be ‘builders of Christ's communion’

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By Gregg Roman Verified
| pakistanchristianpost.com
VATICAN CITY: (OSV News) Pope Leo XIV opened the second extraordinary consistory of his pontificate June 26, urging cardinals to help him discern what the Holy Spirit is saying to the Church today and reminding them they are not “guardians of particular interests,” but disciples called to communion in Christ.
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Israel Won the War, but the Peace Is Being Signed Without It

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By Gregg Roman Verified
| Middle East Forum
In Switzerland on Friday, the vice president of the United States will officially put his name to a 14-point memorandum with the Islamic Republic of Iran. The text is no longer a rumor with a price tag; Al Arabiya and Bloomberg have published it, and we can read it in order. I have read it. What I cannot find anywhere in its 14 points is the word that started the war: missiles. Nor the network that carried the war across the region: the proxies.
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The Islamabad Surrender

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By Gregg Roman Verified
| Middle East Forum
For thirty years the Middle East Forum has argued one unfashionable proposition: that civilizational threats are not managed, they are ended. We were told this was naïve. Then came the war, thirty-nine days of fire, in which American and Israeli power did to the Iranian war machine what three decades of “engagement” never could. The blockade closed Iran’s economy. The regime that had spent a generation threatening to shut the Strait of Hormuz could not keep its own ports open.
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