The archive contains mostly work notes, including drafts for homilies.
Coming up in today's show:
-Pope Francis approves the beatification of Pope John Paul I.
-The priest that rescues children sentenced to prison in Sierra Leone.
-An artist creates this model of Vatican City entirely from Lego.
The Pope asks the new Bishops' Conference to finalize its statues.
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.
The latest version of the Pope's official prayer platform allows users to create personalized prayer schedules based on their individual needs.
The Pope met with the Biomedical University Foundation of the Campus Bio-Medico University of Rome.
“Mediterraneo” shows the reality of refugees crossing the sea to reach Lesbos.
Jean Castex has asked the Pope to study how to reconcile confession with criminal law and the rights of victims.
He also ordained the Chilean priest Andrés Ferrada Moreira.
“Violence always ends in defeat for all, and begets more violence,” he noted.
A couple on their honeymoon in Rome gets to meet the Pope.
De luna de miel en Roma, han podido saludar al Papa.
The Pope will also ordain the new secretary of the Congregation for the Clergy, Fr. Andrés Ferrada Moreira.
The piece took 800 hours and 67,000 existing Lego parts to complete.
Through different musical styles, "Damascus Worship" wants to share their experience of God.
The Pope will travel to Assisi to celebrate World Day of the Poor, an event which he established five years ago.
The Pontifical Gregorian University's newly-inaugurated safeguarding institute reflects the Vatican's response to abuse of adults in the Church.
The book is a compilation of experts' analyses of the Pope's leadership style.
The documentary Freedom tells the story of the horror experienced by Sierra Leonean minors in Freetown prison.
In early September, Pope Francis announced that he would visit Greece.
A human trafficking survivor shares her story at a virtual symposium hosted by the U.S. and the Irish Embassies to the Holy See to empower young people to fight modern slavery.
The White House announced the meeting.
