Join us for this week’s Vaticano Updates as we bring you the most important news from Pope Francis and the Vatican. In this episode, we’ll cover Cardinal Michael Czerny’s call for Catholic universities to respond to environmental issues, Pope Francis’ 10th-anniversary celebrations with a private Mass and a ‘popecast,’ his stance on gender ideology, and his comments on the imprisonment of Nicaraguan bishop. We’ll also discuss St. Peter’s Basilica’s new monthly eucharistic adoration on its front portico. Don’t miss this informative episode!
Eucharistic Adoration at the Vatican & Pope on Gender Ideology
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