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Pope Francis pays tribute to ‘courageous’ cardinal who was close to St John Paul II
September 08, 2020
Cardinal Marian Jaworski would be remembered as an “extraordinarily just, sincere, courageous man who, above all, loved the Church,” the Pope said
German bishops to accept Vatican offer of ‘clarifying discussion’ on parish instruction
August 25, 2020
The German Bishops' Conference has said it will accept the Vatican's invitation to discuss the new instruction on parishes at a meeting in Rome
Pope Francis: ‘Christian charity is not simple philanthropy’
August 24, 2020
Christian charity is more than simple philanthropy, Pope Francis said in his Angelus address Sunday. Speaking from a window overlooking St. Peter’s Square Aug. 23, the pope said: “Christian charity is not simple philanthropy but, on the one hand, it is looking at others through the eyes of Jesus Himself and, on the other hand,
Pope Francis: Make coronavirus vaccine available to all
August 19, 2020
'It would be sad if, for the vaccine for COVID-19, priority were to be given to the richest!' the Pope said
After Beirut explosion, Lebanon turns to St Charbel
August 04, 2020
Religious leaders have called for prayer, and tomorrow will be a national day of mourning
Pope Francis urges Catholics to follow ‘God’s logic’
August 03, 2020
Pope Francis urged Catholics Sunday to follow 'God’s logic' by taking responsibility for the welfare of others
Pope Francis tells youth at Medjugorje: be inspired by the Virgin Mary
August 03, 2020
Pope Francis has urged young people gathered in Medjugorje to imitate the Virgin Mary by abandoning themselves to God
Vatican cardinal invites German bishops to discuss parish instruction
July 30, 2020
A Vatican cardinal has invited German bishops to Rome to discuss their criticisms of a new instruction on parishes. 
Washington Post settles defamation lawsuit with Nick Sandmann over March for Life controversy
July 25, 2020
The Washington Post has settled a defamation lawsuit filed by Nick Sandmann
Hagia Sophia: Greek president appeals to Pope Francis to put pressure on Turkey
July 21, 2020
The Greek president urged the Pope to advocate for the preservation of the status quo regarding Hagia Sophia
Pope Francis expresses sadness after Hagia Sophia is declared a mosque
July 12, 2020
Pope Francis expressed his sadness Sunday after Turkey’s decision to convert the former Byzantine cathedral of Hagia Sophia back into a mosque. In improvised remarks after reciting the Angelus, the pope recalled that July 12 is Sea Sunday, when the worldwide Church prays for seafarers. “And the sea carries me a little farther away in
Pope Francis appoints former European Central Bank chief to pontifical academy
July 10, 2020
The Pope named Mario Draghi as one of three new members of the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences
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