The bishop also spoke about the importance of pushing the new EU commission and parliament to reinforce diplomatic action toward peace.
“There is no compromise on human life!” Pope Francis said in a message sent to organizers ahead of the march.
The new archbishop was one of two bishops from mainland China to participate in the October 2023 session of the Synod on Synodality in Rome.
Chiara Corbella Petrillo shows us that “holiness is possible and it is the only path that makes us happy,” Bishop Baldassare Reina said.
“It is necessary to make the Psalms our prayer,” the pope said at his general audience in an overcast but hot and muggy St. Peter’s Square on June 19.
For the time being, the project, considered “experimental,” only applies to Italian donors to the Vatican Apostolic Library.
Pope Francis recognized the martyrdom of Father Michał Rapacz in January. The 41-year-old priest was shot twice by communist authorities in 1946.
Pope Francis at the G7 summit on Friday stressed that human dignity requires that the decisions of artificial intelligence be under the control of human beings.
Pope Francis took the stage in front of over 100 comedians and humorists, including Americans Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Fallon, and Conan O’Brien.
Pope Francis said Thursday a synodal spirit asks us to react with empathy to the suffering and painful experiences of others.
Pope Francis will hold bilateral meetings on Friday with nine world leaders, including U.S. President Joe Biden, at the G7 summit in southern Italy.
The pope said there was “an air of faggotry” at the Vatican, according to reports.
Dozens of astrophysicists and cosmologists will explore the Big Bang and other topics of the universe next week at a conference hosted by the Vatican Observatory.
The Holy Father’s remarks came during the Fourth International Meeting of Choirs at the Vatican.
Pope Francis will take the mic in a gathering of some of the world’s top comedians at the Vatican next Friday.
A prayer service in the Vatican Gardens marked the 10th anniversary of the 2014 “prayer for peace in the Holy Land.”
The art historian and former Vatican employee was reportedly questioned and arrested by Vatican gendarmes on May 27.
“People want peace!” the pope wrote in a June 5 message. “They want conditions of stability, security, and prosperity in which everyone can fulfill their duties...”
The June 4–13 closed-door gathering of experts in theology, ecclesiology, and canon law is being held at the Jesuit general curia down the street from the Vatican.
Speaking in St. Peter’s Square during his weekly public audience, the pope gave the second lesson in a series of catechesis on the Holy Spirit and the Church.