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Bishop near Rome decrees alleged Marian apparitions ‘not supernatural’
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Bishop near Rome decrees alleged Marian apparitions ‘not supernatural’

Justin McLellanMarch 6, 20243 min read
Since 2016, Gisella Cardia has claimed to be seeing visions of the Virgin Mary in the central Italian town of Trevignano Romano, some 30 miles north of Rome, after bringing a statue of Mary with her from a trip to Medjugorje, Bosnia-Herzegovina, which she said began to shed tears.
Pope, still recovering from illness, urges the prideful not to judge
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Pope, still recovering from illness, urges the prideful not to judge

Justin McLellanMarch 6, 20243 min read
Pope Francis urged prideful people to recall one of Jesus’ moral commandments to “never judge.”
‘Why, Lord?’ is appropriate prayer for grieving parents, pope says
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‘Why, Lord?’ is appropriate prayer for grieving parents, pope says

Cindy WoodenMarch 5, 20242 min read
Crying out to God and demanding answers when one’s child dies is anything but a sign of a lack of faith, Pope Francis told a group of grieving Italian parents.
Pope calls for cease-fire in Gaza; calls disarmament ‘moral duty’
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Pope calls for cease-fire in Gaza; calls disarmament ‘moral duty’

Justin McLellanMarch 4, 20242 min read
Pope Francis repeated his call for an immediate cease-fire in Gaza and said the international community has a “moral duty” to pursue disarmament worldwide.
Relationship with God should be intimate, not transactional, pope says
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Relationship with God should be intimate, not transactional, pope says

Justin McLellanMarch 4, 20243 min read
Just as Jesus drove out merchants from the temple in Jerusalem, Christians should cleanse themselves from a transactional relationship with God by developing an intimacy with him like that of a family in their home, Pope Francis said.
Pope asks children to make the world better, one little step at a time
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Pope asks children to make the world better, one little step at a time

Cindy WoodenMarch 4, 20244 min read
Making the world a better place for everyone starts with prayer and little steps like saying hello, sorry or thank you, Pope Francis said in a letter to the world’s children.
Courage needed to seek truth, levy sanctions, pope tells Vatican judges
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Courage needed to seek truth, levy sanctions, pope tells Vatican judges

Carol GlatzMarch 4, 20243 min read
The Holy Spirit sparks the inner outrage and courage needed to confront injustice and unacceptable situations, and to try to change them, Pope Francis said.
Prayerful listening combats clericalism, promotes synodality, speakers say
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Prayerful listening combats clericalism, promotes synodality, speakers say

Cindy WoodenMarch 3, 20245 min read
The first assembly of the synod on synodality demonstrated that an effective way to break the chains of clericalism and highlight the voices and experience of women in the church is to begin by listening and praying together before discussing issues, said two synod participants.
Eliminating differences with gender ideology is terrible danger, pope says
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Eliminating differences with gender ideology is terrible danger, pope says

Carol GlatzMarch 1, 20244 min read
The gifts of men and women are “fruitful” together, and to erase the difference between men and women “is to erase humanity,” Pope Francis said.
Jesus accepts a person’s fragility so they can accept others, pope says
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Jesus accepts a person’s fragility so they can accept others, pope says

Cindy WoodenMarch 1, 20243 min read
Jesus did not teach his disciples to organize agencies and structures to help vulnerable people, but gave the example of encountering them, listening to them and helping them as individuals and not “categories” of people in need, Pope Francis said.
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