Pope Francis: US Presidential Election a Choice Between ‘The Lesser Evil’
.The Pope’s comments come 3 days after the first presidential debate between Trump and Harris in which both abortion and migration were significant topics of debate
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Pope Francis Arrives in East Timor, Asia’s Youngest and Most Catholic Country
The country is overwhelmingly Catholic, with Catholics making up 98% of East Timor’s 1.3 million people.
Pope Francis Invites Indonesia’s Catholics to Share ‘Joy of Encountering Christ’
In his speech, Pope Francis praised the local Church’s charitable efforts and spoke about the importance of having compassion for one’s neighbors.
Pope Francis Greets Orphans and Refugees in Indonesia
Another of his routines, now considered a tradition, is to meet migrants, refugees or homeless people both before setting out on a journey and also upon arriving at his destination.
Pope Francis Arrives in Indonesia, the First Leg of His Longest Trip Ever
The trip is expected to be the longest and most challenging international voyage of his pontificate to date.
Pope Francis Sides with Moscow in Ukraine’s Clash of the Patriarchs
COMMENTARY: Pope Francis’ recent intervention in the Russia-Ukraine conflict has created a new and surprising dynamic.
Author Explains How St. John Paul II, Benedict XVI and Francis Have Opposed the Devil
In his homilies, Pope Francis has repeatedly mentioned that ‘the devil enters through the pockets’ in reference to the power of corruption.
Vatican’s Response to Venezuela Leaves Observers Perplexed
COMMENTARY: The Maduro regime has been an 11-year nightmare for the people of Venezuela.
Pope Francis Meets With Families of 2020 Beirut Blast Victims
Four years since the deadly blast that killed more than 220 people and injured some 6,500 people in the country’s capital, investigations into the actual cause of the explosion remain stalled.
‘Renew Your Hope in Jesus’: Pope Francis Prays for People of Nicaragua at Sunday Angelus
The Pope’s prayer comes just days after the Ortega dictatorship canceled the legal status of 1,500 nonprofit organizations, including hundreds of Catholic organizations, and exiled two more priests to Rome.
