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Cardinal Pizzaballa visits Gaza for first time after seven months of conflict
Cardinal Pizzaballa visited the Catholic community in Gaza for the first time since the escalation of the conflict more than seven months ago.
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Vatican expresses concern over assassination attempt on Slovakian Prime Minister
The Vatican Secretary of State expressed his fears to the press about the attack against the Slovak Prime Minister, Robert Fico.
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Head of NASA at Vatican: “As I orbited Earth, I did not see racial divisions”
Bill Nelson was the second-ever sitting member of U.S. Congress to fly to space. Now, as the NASA Administrator, he traveled to the Vatican to discuss world peace with Nobel prize winners.
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May 17: the start of one of the largest Eucharistic pilgrimages in history
23 young adults will lead the 2-month long Eucharistic pilgrimage through the United States, leading up to the National Eucharistic Congress.
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Religious order on the ground in Ukraine
When Russia invaded Ukraine, one of the first humanitarian actors to intervene was the Order of Malta—a religious order that dates back to the 12th century and often serves people living amid armed conflict.
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Pope Francis meets with priests who have been ordained for more than 40 years
This meeting is part of a series where the Pope, as Bishop of Rome, will speak with priests of different ages.
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Pope praises pro-life initiative in Poland
During his General Audience, Pope Francis appealed to the international community to provide the necessary assistance to “protect the most vulnerable.”
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Pope dedicates weekly catechesis to the virtue that “makes us love our enemies”
The Pope welcomed thousands of pilgrims in St. Peter's Square. In his speech, he stressed that the love that comes from God is different from human love.
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How a 100 mile run in Italy will help a clinic in Malawi
According to World Bank, Malawi is one of the poorest countries in the world with about 70% of the population living below the poverty line.
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Pope Francis will preside over the celebration of Pentecost
On May 19 at 10am, St. Peter's Basilica will open its doors to pilgrims who wish to participate in the celebration of the descent of the Holy Spirit.
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Weekly Program: The World Seen from The Vatican 05-15-2024
Pope Francis officially announces dates for Jubilee of 2025.
Vatican to publish new norms for supernatural phenomena.
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Pope warns leaders of Syro-Malabar Church about division
Leaders of the Syro-Malabar Church—which has been divided over liturgy for over 20 years—traveled to Rome to meet with Pope Francis.
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Francis meets with Ecuador's president, one of the youngest in history
Noboa brought the pontiff a carving of the Virgin of the Swan, a work of Ecuadorian artisans.
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Why were Garth Brooks and the Mayor of New York at the Vatican this weekend?
350 participants from around the world gathered for the second World Meeting on Human Fraternity.
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1,000 confirmation students sing to Pope Francis at the Vatican
More than 1,000 confirmation students visited the Vatican on a pilgrimage organized by the Diocese of Genoa, Italy.
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Pope Francis on Mother's Day: “We pray for mothers who have gone to heaven”
The Pope also extended a greeting to the bands from Austria and Germany. He said these musicians pay homage to the memory of Pope Benedict VXI.
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Declining global birth rate: facts, issues and future challenges
The drop in the birth rate is one of the most concerning figures on a global level. Different governments and world institutions have been reporting it.
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Australian bishops approve new liturgy for indigenous peoples
The Diocese of Broome, Australia now has approval by the country's bishops conference to use a new liturgy called the “Mass of the Land of the Holy Spirit.” The liturgy is awaiting official Vatican recognition.
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CLAVES: Viterbo, cuna de los cónclaves
La pequeña ciudad de Viterbo, a sólo 90 minutos al norte de Roma, acogió el primer cónclave de la historia de la Iglesia, y el más largo.
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KEYS: Viterbo—the birthplace of the conclave
The small town of Viterbo, just 90 minutes north of Rome, hosted the first and then longest conclave in Church history.
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Pope Francis: “A liturgy without the union of man with God is an absurdity”
The Pope had a busy Friday morning full of meetings. In addition to participating in an Italian congress on the birth rate, he also received several groups such as the Higher Institute of Liturgy of Barcelona and Merrimack College of Massachusetts.
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Weapons factories and contraceptives “One destroys life. The other prevents it.”
At a forum addressing Italy's declining birthrate, Pope Francis began his speech by criticizing the idea of overpopulation.
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Little girl takes center stage with Pope Francis during his speech
The spontaneity of a little girl stole the show during Pope Francis' speech at an Italian forum on birthrate.
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Pope Francis officially announces dates of Jubilee of 2025
Ahead of the Vespers, the Pope read the papal bull officially announcing the Jubilee of Hope.