Tag: Pope Francis

The century-long tradition dates back to 1914, aimed at fostering a global remembrance and prayerful support for displaced individuals

There are now six images of the Blessed Virgin Mary in the Diocese of Antipolo that have been granted the privilege of pontifical coronation

The pope did not specify in the chirograph published on Feb. 17 how many groups will be formed, what topics will be studied

The Holy See calls for a departure from a throwaway culture, urging believers to demonstrate "tenderness and affectionate attention"

He emphasized the need to integrate scientific and technological knowledge into a broader context of meaning

“We are all required to be a neighbor to those who suffer, to visit the sick as Jesus teaches us in the Gospel"

He highlighted the need for priests to be missionary disciples collectively, avoiding detachment from the holy faithful people of God

Human trafficking is estimated to be a $150 billion industry that profits off of an estimated 49.6 million victims worldwide

“No one is scandalized if I give a blessing to an entrepreneur who perhaps exploits people: and this is a very serious sin"

God’s attitude in three key words — “closeness, compassion, and tenderness” — the Holy Father reiterated that God is made known to us