A child approached Pope Francis during the General Audience, inspiring part of the Pope's reflection on genuine freedom.
“Our freedom in Christ is a summons to be servants of one another within the community of believers,” says the Pope.
The Vatican staff gave the young boy one of the pope's zucchetto caps to take with him.
A couple on their honeymoon in Rome gets to meet the Pope.
The Pope explains the importance of proclaiming the Gospel in different cultures without destroying local traditions.
The Pope discussed what it means to “inculturate” the Gospel message during his General Audience.
The Pope says he is ashamed of the Church's failure to confront sexual abuse.
An independent report reveals that since 1950, about 216,000 minors were abused in Catholic institutions in France.
The Pope continues his weekly catechesis on the Letter of St. Paul to the Galatians.
At least 34 people were killed by armed bandits in Nigeria this past weekend.
At his General Audience, the Pope emphasizes that we are justified not by our own efforts, but by God's grace through faith in Christ.
Pope Francis highlighted his message of interreligious dialogue and peace to Thailand and asked for the abolition of nuclear weapons in Japan.
Pope Francis said the Christian community is one that lives in fraternity and seeks to overcome divisions.
Pope Francis continued his catechesis on the Acts of the Apostles.
"It is not lawful to destroy life, make it the object of experimentation or false conceptions," he said.
He said their unity was a witness to love and prayed for unity today to overcome pride and divisiveness.
He recalled his appeal “against every form of discrimination and for respect for all people.”
Pope Francis begins a new catechetical cycle on the Acts of the Apostles.
The pope explains how this book of the Bible shows the bond between the proclamation of the Gospel and the Holy Spirit
He said Inés Nieves Sancho is “one more woman who has given her life for Jesus in service to the poor.”
He said Christian prayer begins by calling God “Father.”
