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Biblical study should have pastoral impact, pope tells Jerusalem students
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Biblical study should have pastoral impact, pope tells Jerusalem students

Cindy WoodenJanuary 16, 20243 min read
For Catholics, studying Scripture and archaeology in the land of Jesus’ life, death and resurrection must be more than a scholarly exercise, Pope Francis said; it should have the pastoral dimension of helping others know and live the Gospel.
Pope fields questions from Rome clergy, including about blessings
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Pope fields questions from Rome clergy, including about blessings

Cindy WoodenJanuary 15, 20242 min read
Responding to questions from priests and deacons ministering in the Diocese of Rome, Pope Francis said the possibility of blessing gay couples regards “people, not organizations” or their agendas.
Pope says he’s not thinking of resigning, talks about blessings
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Pope says he’s not thinking of resigning, talks about blessings

Cindy WoodenJanuary 15, 20244 min read
While a pope can resign, Pope Francis said it is not something he is thinking about or worrying about now.
Modern war is ‘crime against humanity,’ pope says
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Modern war is ‘crime against humanity,’ pope says

Cindy WoodenJanuary 15, 20243 min read
With massive civilian deaths and the destruction of cities and their infrastructure, modern “war is in itself a crime against humanity,” Pope Francis said.
Week of Prayer for Christian Unity: Celebrating gifts while focused on goal
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Week of Prayer for Christian Unity: Celebrating gifts while focused on goal

Cindy WoodenJanuary 14, 20245 min read
The praying, walking and working will be highlighted Jan. 18-25 as Christians around the world celebrate the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity.
Argentine President Milei to visit Pope Francis
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Argentine President Milei to visit Pope Francis

David AgrenJanuary 12, 20243 min read
Javier Milei, who disparaged the pope while campaigning for president, is expected to travel to the Vatican next month, according to Argentine media, marking the first meeting between the Argentine leader and Pope Francis since Milei’s surprise election victory.
Cardinal says debate about blessings is normal part of church life
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Cardinal says debate about blessings is normal part of church life

Cindy WoodenJanuary 12, 20243 min read
Cardinal Pietro Parolin, Vatican secretary of state, said the debate surrounding the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith’s declaration on the possibility of blessing gay couples shows that deeper reflection is still needed.
Renew the world with creativity, bold dreams, pope tells young people
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Renew the world with creativity, bold dreams, pope tells young people

Carol GlatzJanuary 12, 20243 min read
Young people are meant to be “levers” that renew established systems, not “gears” to keep the old ways grinding, Pope Francis told a group of young professionals.
Citing bronchitis, pope cuts speech short: ‘I can’t speak well’
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Citing bronchitis, pope cuts speech short: ‘I can’t speak well’

Justin McLellanJanuary 12, 20243 min read
Pope Francis declined to read his prepared remarks during an audience with Catholic communicators from France, saying he has bronchitis and “can’t speak well.”
As African bishops say no to same-sex blessings, French bishops will conduct them ‘generously’
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As African bishops say no to same-sex blessings, French bishops will conduct them ‘generously’

OSV NewsJanuary 11, 20248 min read
Citing cultural differences and doctrinal confusion, the bishops’ conferences across Africa ruled that same-sex blessings will not be carried out in the continent.
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