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Pope insists Christian politicians promote human dignity, common good
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Pope insists Christian politicians promote human dignity, common good

Cindy WoodenJune 12, 20232 min read
While the Catholic Church does not promote a single political party or legislative agenda, it does insist that Christian politicians always work to promote human dignity and advance the common good, Pope Francis said in a message to the European People’s Party.
Pope continues recovery working, resting, praying
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Pope continues recovery working, resting, praying

Carol GlatzJune 12, 20234 min read
As Pope Francis continued a smooth recovery at Rome’s Gemelli hospital, he was back to work and shared a Sunday meal with his closest collaborators, the Vatican said.
Pope on liquid diet, calls mother of baby he baptized in March
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Pope on liquid diet, calls mother of baby he baptized in March

Carol GlatzJune 9, 20236 min read
Among the many messages Pope Francis has been getting over the course of his first full day recovering from abdominal surgery at Rome’s Gemelli hospital, his favorite, so far, was a large card from a Peruvian family he met during his last hospital stay.
Pope doing well after abdominal surgery, asks for continued prayers
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Pope doing well after abdominal surgery, asks for continued prayers

Carol GlatzJune 8, 20235 min read
Pope Francis had a restful, peaceful first night at Rome’s Gemelli hospital after a successful three-hour operation June 7 for a hernia.
Pope to undergo surgery for hernia, expected to remain in hospital
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Pope to undergo surgery for hernia, expected to remain in hospital

Justin McLellanJune 7, 20232 min read
Pope Francis was scheduled to undergo surgery at Rome’s Gemelli hospital June 7 to treat a hernia that had developed at an incision of a previous operation, the Vatican said.
Papal envoy meets Zelenskyy in Kyiv amid destruction of critical dam that flooded south of country
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Papal envoy meets Zelenskyy in Kyiv amid destruction of critical dam that flooded south of country

Lilia Kovalyk-VasiutaJune 6, 20237 min read
Pope Francis’ peace envoy to Ukraine, Cardinal Matteo Zuppi, was finishing his two-day visit to Ukraine June 6. He met President Volodymyr Zelenskyy amid breaking news of the destruction of a critical dam and hydroelectric power plant along the front lines in southern Ukraine that Zelenskyy blamed on “Russian terrorists.”
Pope returns to hospital for medical checkup, promptly dismissed
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Pope returns to hospital for medical checkup, promptly dismissed

Justin McLellanJune 6, 20232 min read
Pope Francis returned to the hospital for a brief medical checkup June 6, the Vatican said.
Pope has named two-thirds of cardinals eligible to elect his successor
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Pope has named two-thirds of cardinals eligible to elect his successor

Cindy WoodenJune 6, 20232 min read
With Cardinal Sepe’s birthday, just over two-thirds of the currently eligible voters were made cardinals by Pope Francis.
Pope: Quick change of course necessary to beat climate change
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Pope: Quick change of course necessary to beat climate change

Justin McLellanJune 5, 20233 min read
A faster change of course away from today’s throwaway culture and toward greater care for the common good is necessary to ensure the planet’s livability for future generations, Pope Francis said on World Environment Day.
Pope asks Catholics to welcome everyone, create communion
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Pope asks Catholics to welcome everyone, create communion

Carol GlatzJune 5, 20232 min read
The Holy Spirit invites the faithful to share in God’s love and to make the church a loving home whose door is open to everyone, Pope Francis said.
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