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Attack During Mass in the Philippines Leaves 4 Dead: Pope Francis Prays for the Victims

Pope Francis sent his condolences and offered his prayers for the victims of the attack that occurred during the celebration of Mass this Sunday, December 3, at the Mindanao State University in Marawi (Philippines).

Pope Francis’ Inspiring Message to Celtic Football Club: Beyond Winning and Losing

Discover how the Pope's profound encounter with Celtic FC players redefines success in sports, emphasizing virtues over victory and integrity over economic interests.

November 29 Marks the Start of the Longest Conclave in the History of the Catholic Church

On November 29, 1268, exactly 755 years ago, the longest conclave in history began, lasting 34 months, nearly three years, culminating in the election of Pope Gregory X.

3 Attitudes University Chaplains Should Have, According to Pope Francis

On Friday, November 24th, Pope Francis received a group of chaplains and those responsible for university pastoral care.

The Christmas Tree Arrives at the Vatican: Its Wood to be Made into Toys for Needy Children

In the early hours of Thursday, November 23, the eagerly awaited Christmas tree was placed in the center of St. Peter's Square in the Vatican.

Pope Francis Gives 3 Tips to Catholic Communicators

This Thursday, November 23, Pope Francis met with members of the Italian Federation of Catholic Weeklies and the Union of Italian Periodical Press, providing them with three key tips for effective communication: education, protection, and testimony.

Saint Cecilia’s House, Site of Miracles, Transformed into a Roman Basilica

Celebrating Saint Cecilia: The Patron Saint of Musicians and a Tale of Miracles

This was the First Televised Message from a Pope

On the occasion of World Television Day, celebrated every November 21st, we remember the first televised message from a Pope.

On a day like today, Pope Paul VI narrowly escaped assassination

On November 27, 1970, after disembarking from the plane at Manila Airport (Philippines), Pope Paul VI narrowly avoided being stabbed to death.

Vatican Authority Ordains New Opus Dei Deacons in Rome: ‘Only Love is Credible’

On Saturday, November 18, 29 faithful from Opus Dei, originating from 19 countries, received the diaconate from the hands of Monsignor Andrés Gabriel Ferrada, Secretary of the Dicastery for the Clergy.

Pope Francis Applauds the 20 Martyrs of the Spanish Civil War Beatified in Seville

Pope Francis asked for applause for the 20 martyrs beatified yesterday in the Cathedral of Seville, priests and laypeople who were murdered out of hatred for the faith during the onset of the Spanish Civil War in 1936.

Pope Francis Laments That People Today Prefer Having a Puppy Over a Child

While addressing an association of Italian otolaryngologists and pediatricians at the Vatican this Saturday, Pope Francis expressed regret that people nowadays often prefer having dogs instead of children.

Milei Will Be the New President of Argentina: Will Pope Francis Visit His Country?

With Javier Milei's triumph in the Argentine presidential elections, a recurring question has once again emerged: Will Pope Francis visit his native country in 2024?

Pope Francis Highlights Pilgrimage as an Expression of Trust in God

In an address to the faithful from the Archdiocese of Ozamiz (Philippines), Pope Francis emphasized that "the pilgrimage to the shrines is a clear expression of trust in God.".

Pope Francis Asks Priests Not to Be “‘Employees’ of the Sacred”

Pope Francis meets with Hispanic priests from the U.S., urging them to avoid 'ecclesiastical refinement' and focus on genuine service and adoration

Three Lessons that Contemplatives Can Offer the Church, According to Pope Francis

On Thursday, November 16, Pope Francis received participants of a conference on Venerable María de Jesús de Ágreda,

Obtaining Pope Francis’ Blessing for Marriage: A Guide

An Insight into the Sacred Tradition of Receiving Papal Blessings for Marriage and Other Sacraments through the Vatican's Apostolic Almonry

Vatican Commission Investigates Over 550 21st Century Martyrdom Cases

The Vatican's "Commission on New Martyrs – Testimonies of Faith" announced on November 13 that it is investigating over 550 cases of individuals who have sacrificed their lives for Christ since 2000.

Argentine Nuns to Inhabit Benedict XVI’s Final Abode at Pope Francis’ Request

The Vatican's Mater Ecclesiae Monastery, the last residence of Benedict XVI, will soon welcome a group of Benedictine nuns from Argentina

Pope Francis Baptizes Ukrainian Child at the Vatican

On Monday, November 6, Pope Francis baptized Zakhariy, a 3-month-old Ukrainian baby, in the chapel of the Casa Santa Marta at the Vatican.

Pope Francis Calls for Eradication of ‘Poisonous Weed’ of Violence Against Women

Pope Francis has condemned violence against women as a "poisonous weed" that must be uprooted completely, a message released by the Vatican Press Office reveals.

The Pope Speaks by Phone with the President of Iran about the War in Israel and Gaza

Pope Francis' efforts for peace in the Holy Land continue. As confirmed by the Holy See, on the afternoon of Sunday, November 5, the Holy Father held a conversation with the President of Iran, Ebrahim Raisi.

Pope Francis Engages Palestinian President on Israel-Gaza Conflict

In a dialogue, Pope Francis discusses with Palestinian President Mahmud Abbas the ongoing efforts for peace and humanitarian aid amidst the enduring conflict between Israel and Gaza.

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