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Reports of Vatican-based Ghanaian Cardinal's Resignation "credible": Vatican Insiders
Various Vatican sources told CNA that a recent report by a traditionalist blog claiming that Cardinal Peter Turkson was set to resign at prefect of the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development is "credible."
Holy See Further Tightens Restrictions on Traditional Latin Mass: Vatican’s Liturgy Office
The explanatory document, which bans confirmations and ordinations according to pre-Vatican II Roman Missals, was published Dec. 18 with Pope Francis’ approval.
Pope Francis Celebrates His 85th Birthday with Refugees He Helped Bring to Italy
The group of about ten refugees are being supported directly by Pope Francis.
Vaccine Access a Matter of Justice: Pope Francis
The pope told new ambassadors that the ongoing pandemic is a reminder that “we are a global community where one person’s problems are the problems of all.”
Halving of Jesuit Numbers Worldwide a Lesson in Humility: Pope Francis
‘We have to get used to humiliation,’ the pope told Jesuits in Greece.
Pope Francis Creates New Foundation Promoting Principles of "Fratelli tutti"
The new body will foster spirituality, art, formation, and dialogue in the environs of St. Peter’s Basilica
Learn from St. Joseph to Cultivate Silence: Pope Francis at Wednesday General Audience
The pope appealed for prayers for Haiti at his general audience.
Pope Francis Appoints Commissioner to Oversee Rome 1basilica’s Financial Assets
St. Mary Major is one of four papal major basilicas in Rome.
Christmas at the Vatican: Here are the Liturgies Pope Francis Will Celebrate This Year
The Vatican has published Pope Francis’ Christmas schedule for this year.
Vatican Liturgy Office Issues Guidelines for Catechist Ministry
Pope Francis created the instituted lay ministry of catechist in May.
Pope Francis Approves Miracle Attributed to a French Nun Who Will Be Made a Saint
The miracle attributed to Rivier, who can now be canonized as a saint in the Catholic Church, involved the healing of a newborn baby in the Philippines in 2015.
"May Our Lady of Guadalupe and St. Juan Diego teach us how to always walk together": Pope
The pope looked ahead to the Jubilee of Guadalupe in 2031.
Pope Francis Urges Catholic Jurists to "protect the rights of the weakest"
The pope said that society ‘systematically excludes those without a voice.’
Look Out for "self-referential" Founders Who Put Themselves "above the Church": Pope
He was speaking to members of the Vatican department overseeing consecrated life.
As Christmas Approaches, Priests Should Emphasize That Confession Can Heal, Cardinal Says
Sacramental confession has healing abilities that priests should especially emphasize to help bring God’s love and consolation to a world damaged by two years of the coronavirus pandemic. That is the advice for confessors from Cardinal Mauro Piacenza, who stressed the urgency of their work for humanity.
Avoid "fake Christmas" of Commercialism by Reflecting on God’s Closeness: Pope Francis
The Vatican’s 2021 nativity scene was unveiled in St. Peter’s Square.
Pope Francis Hails "the beauty of Mary’s heart" on Immaculate Conception Solemnity
The pope leads the Angelus prayer on Marian solemnities, as well as Sundays.
Pope Francis Updates Norms on Crimes Judged by Vatican’s Doctrinal Office
The norms address the delicts of schism, sacramental desecration, and abuse of minors
Pope Francis Calls Migrant Crisis a "shipwreck of civilization" during Refugee Camp Visit
Pope Francis visited the Mavrovouni migrant reception and identification center located along the shore of the island of Lesbos,
Two Cameroonian Christians among Migrants Pope Francis is Helping to Bring to Italy
As a sign of Pope Francis’ concern for migrants, the Vatican has announced that it is helping to arrange the transfer of refugees from Cyprus to Italy, among them, two Christians who fled the Central African nation of Cameroon.
