40,000 People Take Part in Italy’s March for Life
Participants marched from Rome’s Piazza della Repubblica to the public square by the St. John Lateran Archbasilica and received a shout-out from Pope Francis.
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Pope Francis Thanks Italian Volunteers for Helping Ukrainian Refugees Fleeing ‘Absurd War’
In a speech on May 23, the Pope commended the volunteers for helping the vulnerable.
Pope Francis: Life ‘Is Always Sacred and Inviolable’
Pope Francis praised a pro-life event in Rome and offered comments defending the dignity of life on Sunday.
Pope Francis: Ask the Lord for the Gift of Peace
‘The more we feel our hearts are agitated, the more we sense we are nervous, impatient, angry inside, the more we need to ask the Lord for the Spirit of peace,’ he said. He also spoke of the dignity of life: ‘Life is a gift from God!’
Pope Francis’ Health: A Timeline
Here is a CNA timeline charting Pope Francis’ recent health concerns.
Pope Francis: Catholic Schools Should Not Be Christian in Name Only
Speaking to the De La Salle Christian Brothers, the Pope underlined that Christians educators must first of all be witnesses to the Gospel.
Reactions to Cardinal Zen’s Arrest Were Notable — and for Different Reasons
COMMENTARY: Moral pressure is really the only ‘power’ that the Catholic Church can exert on communist China. Will it do so now?
Pope Francis Pilgrimage and Apology to Canadian First Nations Brings Hope of Reconciliation
The Holy Father’s visit to Canada is intended to help heal a wound in the Church’s relationship with the Inuit, First Nations and Métis people.
Pope Francis: St. Charles de Foucauld’s Spirituality Helped Me Through a Crisis
During the meeting, held in a room off of the Vatican’s Paul VI Hall before his general audience, Pope Francis did not offer more details about the crisis he experienced as a theology student.
Pope Francis: ‘God is Not Afraid of Our Prayer of Protest’
Concluding his address, the Pope said that many elderly people walked a similar path to Job, undergoing great suffering but continuing to hold on to God’s promises.
