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Pope Francis Encourages Argentine Women Opposing Legal Abortion
In their letter to Pope Francis, the Argentine women, who come from three shanty towns in Buenos Aires, said that the introduction of the bill “once again puts us on the alarm about the future of our families.”
Pope Francis: ‘The Church is the Work of the Holy Spirit’
Speaking off the cuff, Pope Francis said it pained him when he encountered communities that neglected the four authentic hallmarks of the Church.
Pope Francis Advances Sainthood Causes of Priests with Early and Late Vocations
Venerable Fr. Mario Ciceri knew his vocation from a very young age and died after an accident at just 44 years old while Servant of God Fr. Alfonso Ugolini was ordained after a lifetime dedicated to helping the poor and disaffected of his district, and lived to be 91 years old.
Pope Francis Hails Argentina’s Doctors and Nurses as ‘Unsung Heroes’ of Pandemic
Argentina, which has a population of 44 million, has recorded more than 1,374,000 cases of COVID-19 and over 37,000 deaths as of Nov. 24.
Pope Francis and NBA Players Discuss Social Justice in Vatican Meeting
Pope Francis requested the meeting last week because he wanted to learn more about the American athletes’ social justice advocacy.
Pope Francis Appoints New Sistine Chapel Choir Director
The Sistine Chapel Choir consists of 20 professional singers from around the world, as well as a treble section made up of 35 boys, aged 9-13.
Pope Francis Urges Passionists to Help ‘The Crucified of Our Age’
The Passionists trace their origins back to Nov. 22, 1720, the day that Paul Danei received the habit of a hermit and began a 40-day retreat in a small cell in the Church of San Carlo in Castellazzo.
Pope Francis: Mary Teaches Us to Pray with a Heart Open to God’s Will
During his weekly general audience, Pope Francis explained that Mary was open to God’s voice and that this guided her steps to where her presence was needed.
Vatican Investigating Racy Instagram ‘Like’ by Papal Account
Sources close to the Vatican press office confirmed that the pope’s various social media accounts are managed by a team of employees, and that an internal investigation is underway to determine how the “like” happened.
