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Pope Francis’ trip to the Philippines last week will go down in the history books as having hosted the largest papal gathering in history when more than six million people gathered for Mass on Sunday.
Pope Speaks on Suicide Bombers, Freedom of Expression & His Own Safety
During the plane trip from Sri Lanka to the Philippines yesterday, Pope Francis gave candid responses to a variety of questions from the press, admitting that he believes suicide bombers are unstable individuals and how he has already asked the Lord to spare him a lot of pain should he be personally attacked.
Pope: Let Mary Teaches us How to Forgive
In a country torn by the same kind of ethno-religious ideologies that are tearing the world apart, Pope Francis asked Sri Lankans to look to Mary to learn how to forgive the violence that has plagued this small island nation.
Pope Francis Begins Apostolic Visit to Sri Lanka & Philippines
Pope Francis Blames “Deviant Forms of Religion” for Muslim Terrorism
During his annual foreign policy address to Vatican-based ambassadors, Pope Francis called for a united response from the international community against the kind of terrorism that inspired the killings of 17 people in Paris last week, saying the attackers were enslaved by “deviant forms of religion”.
Pope Praises Mothers in First Catechesis of 2015
Pope Francis dedicated the first Wednesday morning catechesis of 2015 to a teaching about the importance of mothers in both the family and the Christian community.
Pope: Go to Confession This Christmas!
In keeping with tradition, Pope Francis lit the world's largest Christmas tree on Sunday and urged the faithful to "clean up" their souls by going to confession this Advent.
Pope to Press: No Cause is "Lost" and He's Not an "Insect"
Pope Challenges Europe to Recover Religious Moorings
In a statement that sounded much like his two predecessors, Pope Francis gave a firm and pointed address to the European Parliament yesterday, asking them to recover their religious moorings and respect for the dignity of the person, including the right to profess one's faith.
Pope Phones Abuse Victim
A victim of clergy sexual abuse received an unexpected phone call last Sunday when Pope Francis decided to personally call him and ask for forgiveness.
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