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Pope at Angelus: Let us fix our gaze on the light of Christ

Before the recitation of the Marian prayer, the Pope contemplates the events of the Transfiguration on this second Sunday of Lent. 

Pope Angelus: Appeal for prayer and peace following NZ attacks

Pope Francis during the Sunday Angelus appeals for renewed gestures of peace and prayer to combat hatred and violence following the massacres at two mosques in ... 

Pope to Court of Audit: May Christ motivate you to serve for the Common Good

Pope Francis meets in audience members of Italy’s Court of Audit, urging them to use their positions to serve the common good. The Court of Audit is a ... 

Pope to Camillians: Witnessing to the tenderness of God

Pope Francis meets with men and women religious of the Camillian Charismatic Family and tells them that listening is the key to sharing their charism of ... 

Pope Francis receives President of Republic of South Sudan

The Holy See Press Office gives details of Pope Francis’ meeting with the President of the Republic of South Sudan in the Vatican. 

Pope: ‘Miracle’ of cooperation based on relationships not profit

“The ‘miracle’ of cooperation is a team strategy that opens a gap in the wall of an indifferent crowd that excludes the weakest.” Those were Pope Francis’ words ... 

At close of spiritual Exercises, Pope thanks Retreat Master

On the last morning of his annual spiritual retreat, Pope Francis thanks the meditation leader for his work helping him and his colleagues of the Curia enter, ... 

Pope Francis sends condolences for victims of New Zealand shooting

Pope Francis on Friday expresses his solidarity with all New Zealanders, and in particular the Muslim community, in the wake of the shootings at two mosques in ... 

Pope Francis: Telegram for death of Cardinal Danneels

Cardinal Godfried Danneels, Archbishop emeritus of Mechelin-Brussels, died Thursday in Belgium, age 85. 

Pope Francis at Mass: Imitate the mercy of the Lord

During the Mass celebrated in the chapel of the Casa Santa Marta, the Pope speaks about the mercy of God and offers some suggestions for living the time of Lent ... 

US Cardinal DiNardo suffers mild stroke

Cardinal Daniel N. DiNardo, Archbishop of Galveston-Houston and President of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops is hospitalized after suffering a ... 

Catholic leaders respond to New Zealand tragedy

Catholic leaders from all around the world are responding to the tragic shooting in Christchurch New Zealand that killed 52 people, showing solidarity and ... 

USCCB Migration Chairman, CRS President, release statement on government asylum policy

The Chairman of the US Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Committee on Migration and the President of Catholic Relief Services have issued a statement supporting a ... 

Fr Zollner: Do justice for victims of clerical sexual abuse

Fr Hans Zollner, SJ, President of the Centre for Child Protection at the Pontifical Gregorian University, discusses the initial results he has observed since ... 

New Zealand gun laws to change after Mosque shooting.

Prime Minister Arden announced that her cabinet unanimously agreed to change the gun laws in New Zealand. 

8 years of War in Syria

Syrians returning to rebuild their homes with fears of a lost generation. 

New Zealand: "Absolutely devasted" after unprecedented attacks on mosques

At least 40 people have died in separate attacks on two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand. In the wake of the attacks, the nation’s Catholic Bishops have ...