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In his Christmas homily, Pope Francis emphasized "God does not rise up in grandeur, but lowers himself into littleness. Littleness is the path that he chose to draw near to us, to touch our hearts, to save us and to bring us back to what really matters."
“Let us be amazed by this scandalous truth. The One who embraces the universe needs to be held in another’s arms. …Infinite love has a miniscule heart that beats softly," Pope Francis said.
Celebrating Pentecost Sunday Mass in St. Peter’s Basilica May 23, the pope said that people could find true consolation by invoking the third Person of the Holy Trinity.
Love, “even if it seems weak in the world’s eyes, in fact always triumphs,” the pope said March 6 at the Chaldean Catholic Cathedral of St. Joseph in Baghdad.
Official translation of the text of Pope Francis’ homily at the closing Mass for the World Meeting of Families in Philadelphia.
Referencing ‘the seers who tell us today [about] the letter that the Madonna will send us at four in the afternoon,’ the Holy Father cautioned against ‘ethereal’ spiritualities.
Such ‘lukewarm’ believers need to recall the grace of their initial enlightenment, the Holy Father said in his daily homily.
In his New Year’s Day homily, Pope Francis stressed the maternal role of the Church.
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