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Tag: Pope Francis
‘Being homosexual is not a crime,’ Pope Francis reiterates in new interview
The interview with the Associated Press covered a wide range of topics, including laws that criminalize homosexuality and
“I could die tomorrow,” Pope Francis jokes, but “my health is fine.”
“I could die tomorrow, but it’s under control. I am in good health,” Pope Francis said in an
Pope Francis to hold “ecumenical” lecture on the flight to Africa
Pope Francis’s 40th papal journey will mean he has visited 60 countries during his pontificate. The Pope will
Pope Francis’ message about people suffering from leprosy
Pope Francis is calling on Catholics and people worldwide to remember those suffering from leprosy, or Hansen’s disease,
Pope Francis’ Message for World Communications Day 2023
Dear Brothers and Sisters, After having reflected in past years on the verbs “to go and see” and
What is God’s dream?
On Monday, January 23, Pope Francis explained that God’s “dream” is “a world in which we can all
The Vatican encourages youth to participate in prayer vigil
On Monday, the Holy See Press Office presented the Ecumenical Prayer Vigil that will take place in Rome
Pope Francis: To stay with Jesus requires the courage to leave our sins
Following Jesus “means giving up the time wasted on so many useless things,” the pope said. In his
Pope Francis to do private Lenten retreat in 2023
Pope Francis’ appointments will be canceled during the spiritual exercises Feb. 26–March 3. Like the two years’ prior,
Pope Francis: World Youth Day 2023 in Lisbon will open horizons, hearts
“Get ready for this: to open horizons, to open your hearts,” Pope Francis said. World Youth Day in
Fewer European Cardinals in the Sacred College than ever before
Out of 95 cardinal electors appointed during Pope Francis’s pontificate, the Holy Father chose 18 from European residential
Meet the six newest venerable servants of God in the Catholic Church
Pope Francis declared six Catholics as venerable servants of God on Thursday, moving them each one step closer
Laudato Si’ launches initiative to help Ukraine
The Catholic group Laudato Si’ has launched a new initiative called “An Economy of Peace” which aims to
Christian persecution at its highest point in 30 years
The World Watch List, released by Open Doors on Jan. 18, reported that the number of Christians facing
Cardinal Schönborn calls Gänswein book ‘unseemly indiscretion,’ confirms key detail of Benedict papacy
Austrian Cardinal Christoph Schönborn on Wednesday confirmed he was the person who encouraged Joseph Ratzinger to accept the
Pope Francis: Jesus is ‘the unsurpassed model of evangelization’
The Pope recommended rereading often chapter 15 of the Gospel of Luke, which contains the parable of the
Pope Francis prays for priest killed in Nigeria, asks for prayers for persecuted Christians
At the end of his Wednesday audience, Pope Francis asked for people to join him in praying for
Pope Francis appoints Cardinal Porras, 78, as the new Archbishop of Caracas
Pope Francis appointed as new Archbishop of Caracas (Venezuela), Cardinal Baltazar Porras Cardozo, who is 78 years old,
Cardinal George Pell’s Funeral Held Saturday & Attended by Pope Francis
Several Church leaders, including Pope Francis, attended Saturday’s funeral Mass for Cardinal George Pell. A large crowd, including
Pope Francis offers condolences over attack against church
On Sunday, the 15th of January, a church in the Democratic Republic of Congo, was targeted in an attack
Pope Francis proposes these three pieces of advice to confraternities
Pope Francis proposes these three pieces of advice to confraternities. On January 16, Pope Francis drew attention to
Pope Francis offers condolences after 69 die in Nepal plane crash
The plane was carrying 72 passengers from Kathmandu to Pokhara, a popular base for trekkers in the Annapurna
Vaticano Update: Top 5 Vatican news stories of the week
Pope Francis meets Diplomatic Corps On January 9th, Pope Francis met with members of the Diplomatic Corps accredited
Pope Francis centralizes authority with reform of Diocese of Rome
It was widely anticipated that a major reform of the Diocese of Rome was coming, but no one
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