Pope Francis to preside over the Eucharistic Celebration at St. Peter's Basilica, underscoring the Church's commitment to the needy with a range of supportive events
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.
In his ongoing catechetical series on apostolic zeal, Pope Francis on Wednesday drew upon the example of Venerable Madeleine Delbrêl as a testament to conversion and service in a secularized world.
The Vatican’s doctrine office has said an adult who identifies as transgender can receive the sacrament of baptism under the same conditions as any adult, as long as there is no risk of causing scandal or confusion to other Catholics.
Pope Francis will publish an autobiography next year in which he recounts memories of historical events from the outbreak of World War II to the collapse of the Twin Towers on Sept. 11.
Pope Francis answered questions about war, the environment, and his daily life during an encounter with roughly 7,000 children from around the world on Monday.
Pope Francis is continuing to keep a full schedule even as the Holy Father said he was not feeling well during a meeting Monday morning with Jewish rabbis from Europe.
The Feast of the Dedication of the Lateran Basilica is a solemnity that finds its historical roots in the first half of the 4th century: the end of the harsh persecutions of Christians and the Constantinian Advent.
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.
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.
At a Mass for Pope Benedict XVI and deceased cardinals and bishops on Friday, Pope Francis urged Christians, especially pastors, to be the humble servants of others.