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Analysis: BXVI’s letter on St John Paul II has at least one line for Francis

May 15, 2020

It's easy to confuse questions of doctrine with those of governance - there's often a good deal of real-world overlap - which is why it's important to make and keep the distinction

Pope Francis gives $200,000 to Lebanese scholarship fund

May 14, 2020

Pope Francis gives $200,000 in scholarship support to Lebanese students facing treble threat of economic crisis, political turmoil, health emergency

Rome’s Cardinal Vicar positive for coronavirus as details of Vatican response to crisis emerge

March 30, 2020

A statement from the Rome Vicariate says His Eminence is admitted to Rome’s Gemelli hospital with fever, his general condition good, and that he has begun an antiviral therapy, while his closest collaborators are self-isolating. New details have emerged, meanwhile, regarding the testing and other safety protocols implemented in the Vatican after a coronavirus scare last week.

Pope Francis to give extraordinary benediction urbi et orbi

March 27, 2020

Pope Francis invites the world's faithful to pray with him for an end to the coronavirus pandemic, and receive the benediction urbi et orbi.

Resident of Domus Sanctae Marthae tests positive for coronavirus

March 26, 2020

The new case takes the number of coronavirus-positive diagnoses inside the Vatican to five.

Pope Francis leads Catholics in worldwide ecumenical Lord’s Prayer against coronavirus

March 25, 2020

Pope Francis leads Catholics in joining Christians of all Churches and confessions worldwide in praying for an end to the coronavirus pandemic.

Pope Francis calls Christians to prayer for end to coronavirus pandemic

March 25, 2020

Pope Francis: 'May the Lord hear the united prayer of all of His disciples who are preparing themselves to celebrate the victory of the Risen Christ'

Pope Francis prays for doctors, says recovery will be like post-war rebuilding

March 20, 2020

For Italians under lockdown, it is clear that it's going to be a long slog