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Pope Leo’s Homily for Jubilee of Youth

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By Rachel McGee
| dioceseofsalford.org.uk
Sunday 3rd August 2025 This morning, our diocesan youth pilgrimage joined with over one million young Catholics from more than 146 countries as they gathered at Tor Vergata in Rome for the Closing Mass of the Jubilee of Youth. Having already met Pope Leo XIV unexpectedly at the Opening Mass earlier in the week, the pilgrims were eager to hear his first full homily at this celebration.
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The clinical and molecular landscape of breast cancer in women of African and South Asian ancestry - Nature Communications

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By Graeme Thorn, Emanuela Gadaleta, Maryam Abdollahyan, Rachel McGee
| Nature Verified
Abstract Addressing existing racial disparity in breast cancer is crucial to ensure equitable benefit across diverse communities. We evaluate the molecular and clinical effects of genetic ancestry in African and South Asian women compared to European using a combined cohort of 7136 breast cancer patients. We find that non-European patients present significantly earlier and die at a younger age. The African group has an increased prevalence of higher grade and hormone receptor negative disease.
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Habemus Papam - Pope Leo XIV

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By Rachel McGee
| dioceseofsalford.org.uk
Friday 9th May 2025 On Thursday 8 May, Robert Prevost was elected as Pope by the College of Cardinals. Choosing the name Pope Leo XIV, our new Holy Father’s first words as he greeted the world from the Central Loggia of St Peter’s Basilica were: “Peace be with you! Dearest brothers and sisters, this was the first greeting of the risen Christ, the good shepherd who gave His life for the flock of God.
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