Cancel the Debts of Impoverished Countries? It Wouldn’t Be the First Time
Debt cancellation for most American economists is unthinkable today, yet it was common in the ancient world and was used to stabilize economies after World War II
Results from Tag: 'jubilee'
How the Catholic Church’s Holy Jubilees Have Taken Shape Over the Centuries
COMMENTARY: The idea of special “holy years” has become a key pastoral tool for popes in the last century
Pope Francis Extends Loreto Jubilee to 2021
The jubilee year, which began Dec. 8, 2019, marks the 100th anniversary of the official proclamation of Our Lady of Loreto as the patroness of pilots and air passengers.
Pope Francis Makes Unannounced Visits of Mercy in Rome
Calls in on a retirement home and a hospice for people in vegetative states as part of his monthly example of an act of mercy during the Jubilee Year.
A Night of Mercy Heralds News of a Yearlong Jubilee
The recent '24 Hours for the Lord' focused on experiencing God’s mercy through the sacrament of penance.
