Tag: Pope Francis

It is the Lord, the God of the impossible, who rolled away the stone forever. Even now, he opens our tombs, so that hope may be born ever anew

The setting for the papal Way of the Cross is rich with history and holds a special meaning for Rome’s Christians

“For you have received a great mission: to bear witness before everyone to the joy born of friendship with Christ,” Pope Francis said.

"Dear brothers and sisters, Jesus entered Jerusalem as a humble and peaceful king. Let us open our hearts to him."

The Pope expressed his desire for World Vocations Day to be a time of gratitude for Christians serving God in various capacities

Pope Francis pointed out the significance of acknowledging their human, spiritual, and social dimensions and providing them with support

In his Angelus address on March 17, the pope asked: How it is possible that God’s glory is manifest in the humiliation of the cross?

Echoing his Encyclical Letter Laudato si', the Pope reminded the human family, “God has made us stewards, not masters of the planet."

Urging for the conversion of sinners, including abusers, Pope Francis advocated for comprehensive efforts to prevent abuse

“The Holy See pursues this line and continues to call for a ceasefire—and it should be the aggressors who cease fire first"