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Pope Francis to miss Lent retreat due to cold
March 01, 2020
Pope Francis has said he will not take part in his annual Lenten retreat with the Roman Curia in Ariccia this week due to a cold he has had for several days
Pope Francis prays for Iraqis as Vatican confirms no papal visit in 2020
February 27, 2020
Pope Francis said is praying for the people of Iraq, and repeated his desire to visit the country
Pope Francis’ Lent advice: Put down phone, pick up Bible
February 26, 2020
Pope Francis has urged Catholics to use the season of Lent to spend less time immersed in the chatter and noise of the world through television and their phones, and to spend more time in silence and in conversation with God
Dioceses in northern Italy suspend Mass during coronavirus outbreak
February 24, 2020
Several Catholic dioceses in northern Italy have suspended Mass and other activities this week to help contain the spread of COVID-19, the respiratory disease caused by coronavirus. The northern regions of Italy saw a dramatic uptick in coronavirus cases over the weekend, prompting some regions to suspend all events or gatherings of any form, in
Personal conversion needed to confront Satan’s lies, Pope says in Lent message
February 24, 2020
There is an urgent need for personal conversion, without which the temptations of Satan, and the presence of evil, create a “hell here on earth,” Pope Francis said
What to expect when Vatican archives on Venerable Pope Pius XII open in March
February 21, 2020
The Vatican’s archives on the pontificate of Venerable Pius XII will become available for study March 2, possibly bringing to light new information about the pope’s actions during World War II. Vatican archivists have said, however, that they do not expect any immediate surprises to emerge. It is for the researchers to explore these questions,
500 years later, Raphael tapestries rehung in Sistine Chapel
February 18, 2020
Five hundred years after the death of Renaissance artist Raphael, the Vatican Museums has returned the tapestries he designed to their original place in the Sistine Chapel for just one week
Pope Francis requires year of missionary work for future Vatican diplomat priests
February 18, 2020
Pope Francis has requested that priests in formation for the Holy See’s diplomatic service be required to spend one year in missionary work
Vatican officials: ‘Querida Amazonia’ is magisterium, Amazon synod’s final doc is not
February 12, 2020
Pope Francis' post-synodal exhortation on the Amazon is part of the Church's ordinary magisterium – that is officially a kind of Church teaching – while the final document of the Vatican’s 2019 Amazon synod is not, Cardinal Michael Czerny, special secretary of the Amazon synod has said
In Querida Amazonia, pope calls for women in Church leadership, but not diaconate
February 12, 2020
Pope Francis' apostolic exhortation on the Amazon calls for women to be included in new forms of service in the Church, but not within the ordained ministries of the diaconate or priesthood
Knights of Columbus celebrate 100 years of charity in Rome
February 11, 2020
A group of the Knights of Columbus are on pilgrimage in Rome to celebrate 100 years of their charitable presence in the Eternal City
Middle East patriarchs discuss plight of Christian minorities with Pope Francis
February 09, 2020
Six Catholic patriarchs from Lebanon, Syria, Egypt, and Iraq met with Pope Francis at the Vatican Friday to discuss the difficulties faced by Christians in the region and their mass emigration. In the morning of Feb. 7, the pope met Cardinal Louis Raphael Sako, Chaldean Patriarch of Babylon; Cardinal Bechara Boutros Rai, Maronite Patriarch of
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