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Listening: It’s not a fast-paced game of ping pong, pope tells Curia
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Listening: It’s not a fast-paced game of ping pong, pope tells Curia

Cindy WoodenDecember 21, 20235 min read
Officials of the Roman Curia must learn how to really listen to others, not treating a discussion as a game of “ping pong” where everything another says is met with a speedy and automatic response, Pope Francis said.
Good, hidden deeds are a service to the church, pope tells employees
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Good, hidden deeds are a service to the church, pope tells employees

Justin McLellanDecember 21, 20233 min read
Like God’s decision to be born in a manger tucked away from the world, good deeds done in silence can express God’s love wherever they are performed, Pope Francis said.
Pope: Gifts and parties are OK, but don’t forget Jesus at Christmas
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Pope: Gifts and parties are OK, but don’t forget Jesus at Christmas

Justin McLellanDecember 20, 20234 min read
Exchanging Christmas gifts and organizing holiday parties are all well and good, but Christians should contemplate the scene of Jesus’ birth to recover what is truly important during the Christmas season, Pope Francis said.
Pope celebrates 87th birthday with children of families in need
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Pope celebrates 87th birthday with children of families in need

Justin McLellanDecember 18, 20233 min read
With song, cake and circus performers, Pope Francis celebrated his 87th birthday in festive style at the Vatican.
Gay couples can be blessed by priest if it isn’t a formal liturgical blessing
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Gay couples can be blessed by priest if it isn’t a formal liturgical blessing

Cindy WoodenDecember 18, 20235 min read
A Catholic priest can bless a gay or other unmarried couple as long as it is not a formal liturgical blessing and does not give the impression that the Catholic Church is blessing the union as if it were a marriage, the Vatican doctrinal office said.
Cardinal Becciu, five others sentenced to prison at Vatican trial
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Cardinal Becciu, five others sentenced to prison at Vatican trial

Cindy WoodenDecember 18, 20234 min read
The Vatican City State criminal court sentenced Cardinal Angelo Becciu to five years and six months in prison on two counts of embezzlement and one of aggravated fraud but found him not guilty of abuse of office or witness tampering.
Celebrating the Incarnation, remember Bethlehem, too, pope says
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Celebrating the Incarnation, remember Bethlehem, too, pope says

Cindy WoodenDecember 18, 20233 min read
When St. Francis of Assisi staged the first Nativity scene 800 years ago, he did so to remind people of the powerful, awe-inspiring truth that God became human in Jesus, Pope Francis said.
Pope condemns targeting of unarmed civilians in Gaza
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Pope condemns targeting of unarmed civilians in Gaza

Justin McLellanDecember 18, 20233 min read
Pope Francis condemned the Israeli military’s killing of two Christian women sheltering at a Catholic parish in Gaza and an attack on a convent, noting that in the current fighting “unarmed civilians are targets for bombs and gunfire.”
Having child out of wedlock does not bar access to sacraments, Vatican says
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Having child out of wedlock does not bar access to sacraments, Vatican says

Justin McLellanDecember 16, 20234 min read
Women who have conceived a child out of wedlock and have the courage to choose life for their baby “should be encouraged to have access to the healing and consoling power of the sacraments,” said the head of the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith.
At Christmas, God remains with us through war and poverty, pope says
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At Christmas, God remains with us through war and poverty, pope says

Justin McLellanDecember 15, 20233 min read
The Christmas season is a reminder to Christians that despite hardships, God chose to join himself to humanity and still remains by its side, Pope Francis said.
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