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Pope Francis works from home for second day
February 28, 2020
The decision comes after the Pope was reported to have a “slight” illness by a Vatican spokesman
Computer programming teen Carlo Acutis to be beatified
February 23, 2020
The Vatican announced Saturday the approval of a miracle attributed to the intercession of Venerable Carlo Acutis, an Italian teenager and computer programmer, who died in 2006.
L’Arche reports sexual misconduct by founder Jean Vanier
February 22, 2020
L’Arche International published the results Saturday of an independent investigation detailing sexual misconduct by its founder Jean Vanier with six women without disabilities in the context of spiritual direction. “We are shocked by these discoveries and unreservedly condemn these actions, which are in total contradiction with the values Jean Vanier claimed and are incompatible with
Pope Francis: The meek are not pushovers
February 19, 2020
A meek Christian is not weak, but defends his faith and controls his temper, Pope Francis said
Pope Francis to visit Malta in May
February 10, 2020
The Vatican has announced that Pope Francis will visit the islands of Malta and Gozo on May 31
Pope Francis: Don’t forget the real meaning of Christmas
December 06, 2019
Ahead of the Vatican Christmas tree lighting on December 5, Pope Francis expressed hope that the nativity scene in St. Peter’s Square will serve as a reminder of what Christmas is truly about. A nativity scene “is a genuine way of communicating the Gospel, in a world that sometimes seems to be afraid of remembering
Pope encourages display of nativity scenes in public places
December 02, 2019
Pope Francis issued an apostolic letter on December 1 on the meaning and importance of nativity scenes, calling for this “wonderful sign” to be more widely displayed in family homes and public places throughout the world. “The enchanting image of the Christmas crèche, so dear to the Christian people, never ceases to arouse amazement and
Benedict XVI reflects on 50 years of the International Theological Commission
December 01, 2019
Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI sent a message to the International Theological Commission this week reflecting on the theological contributions of the commission that he led for nearly half of its 50-year history. “Only humility can find the Truth, and the Truth in turn is the foundation of Love, from which ultimately everything depends,” Benedict XVI
Pope Francis names Archbishop Gabriele Caccia ambassador to the United Nations
November 17, 2019
Pope Francis Saturday named Archbishop Gabriele Giordano Caccia the next Permanent Observer of the Holy See to the United Nations in New York. “I hope to be able to fulfill well the new task Pope Francis has entrusted to me, seeking to bring the light of Catholic social teaching to the discussions and debates of
Record floods in Venice damage St Mark’s Basilica
November 14, 2019
The crypt of St. Mark’s Basilica was completely flooded Wednesday, after Venice’s water levels hit the highest level in more than 50 years. Local authorities have called for a state of emergency after one man died in the worst flooding in Venice in decades. The high water mark reached over 6 feet, the highest level
Pope Francis denounces rise in anti-Semitism
November 13, 2019
Pope Francis denounced rising anti-Semitism on Wednesday as an attitude that is inhumane and unchristian. “The Jewish people have suffered so much in history … And, in the last century, we saw so many brutalities on the Jewish people and we thought that this was over,” Pope Francis said in St Peter’s Square on November
Pope Francis: St. Paul announced Christ to ‘idol worshippers’ without attacking them
November 07, 2019
St. Paul announced Jesus Christ to “idol worshippers” in Athens without attacking them, but by building bridges, Pope Francis said Wednesday. “We also ask the Holy Spirit today to teach us to build bridges with culture, with those who do not believe or with those who have a creed different from ours. Always build bridges,
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