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  • Christians lift others up by listening, sharing God’s love, pope says

    Christians lift others up by listening, sharing God’s love, pope says

    • Jan 11, 2021

    Christians are called to lead and lift people up by being close to them and sharing God’s love, not by judging them, Pope Francis said.

    By Carol Glatz
  • Christ’s human condition a sign of God’s love, pope says at Angelus

    Christ’s human condition a sign of God’s love, pope says at Angelus

    • Jan 4, 2021

    By taking on the frail human condition, God showed his love for humanity and his desire to share in people’s joys and sufferings, Pope Francis said.

    By Junno Arocho Esteves
  • Pope warns against ‘trying only to satisfy one’s own pleasure’ during pandemic

    Pope warns against ‘trying only to satisfy one’s own pleasure’ during pandemic

    • Jan 3, 2021

    Pope Francis said he was very saddened that some people during COVID-19 pandemic holiday lockdowns managed to slip away on vacations while so many are suffering economic problems or are ill.

    By Associated Press
  • After ‘painful sciatica’ causes pope to skip Mass, Francis appears for New Year’s Angelus

    After ‘painful sciatica’ causes pope to skip Mass, Francis appears for New Year’s Angelus

    • Jan 1, 2021

    While he skipped morning Mass due to what the Vatican called a “painful sciatica,” Pope Francis was in the saddle again for his Angelus address later in the day, reflecting on the role of Mary as Mother of God and the need for a change in attitude at the end of a tumultuous year.

    By Elise Ann Allen
  • Pope proclaims year of families, offers advice to keep peace

    Pope proclaims year of families, offers advice to keep peace

    • Dec 28, 2020

    Pope Francis on Sunday proclaimed an upcoming year dedicated to the family as he doubled down on one of his papal priorities and urged renewed attention to his controversial 2016 document on family life.

    By Associated Press
  • Recalling first martyr, pope says ordinary goodness can change the world

    Recalling first martyr, pope says ordinary goodness can change the world

    • Dec 26, 2020

    Pope Francis Saturday pointed to Saint Stephen, stoned to death for promoting Jesus’s teachings, as a heroic example of how small, everyday acts of goodness can have a major yet unseen impact of the world.

    By Elise Ann Allen
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