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  • European bishops launch network of prayer for COVID-19 victims

    • Feb 16, 2021

    The Council of European Bishops’ Conferences announced the launch of a prayer network during Lent to pray for the victims of COVID-19 and for the families of those who died of the coronavirus.

    By Junno Arocho Esteves
  • Cardinal at heart of crisis predicts rebirth after coronavirus

    Cardinal at heart of crisis predicts rebirth after coronavirus

    • Mar 26, 2020

    When the day finally comes that the Church can return to normal liturgical and pastoral life, what then?

    By John L. Allen Jr.
  • Bishops call on European citizens to wake up, rejoice

    Bishops call on European citizens to wake up, rejoice

    • Oct 7, 2019

    Europe’s Catholic bishops urged their citizens to “wake up” and find new hope by rediscovering the continent’s Christian roots.

    By Jonathan Luxmoore
  • Pope prays for victims of Genoa bridge collapse

    Pope prays for victims of Genoa bridge collapse

    • Aug 15, 2018

    After a major bridge collapsed in Genoa on Tuesday, killing 38 and leaving many others wounded or missing, Pope Francis offered prayers for the victims and all those effected by the disaster, entrusting them to God’s mercy.

    By Elise Harris
  • African, European bishops: Globalization demands vigilance from Church

    African, European bishops: Globalization demands vigilance from Church

    • Apr 16, 2018

    While globalization at its best can enable the sharing of spiritual and material riches, it also can lead to huge destruction, the bishops of Europe and Africa said after a four-day meeting in Fatima, Portugal.

    By Bronwen Dachs
  • Pope expresses concern over intolerance, xenophobia toward migrants and refugees

    Pope expresses concern over intolerance, xenophobia toward migrants and refugees

    • Sep 22, 2017

    “I will not hide my concern before the signs of intolerance, discrimination and xenophobia that can be found in different regions of Europe,” Pope Francis said at an audience at the Vatican. “The contemporary migrant flows represent a new missionary frontier,” he added.

    By Claire Giangravè
  • Meet the man who could define what a ‘Francis bishop’ means

    Meet the man who could define what a ‘Francis bishop’ means

    • May 26, 2017

    In general, the president of a national bishops’ conference may be an important post domestically, but it doesn’t have great international interest. The one exception tends to be Italy, where the president of the conference is presumed to be a role model for bishops trying to reflect the current pope’s vision, and now the Italians have a new prelate at the helm.

    By John L. Allen Jr.
  • Italian bishops get a leader cut from Pope Francis’s cloth

    Italian bishops get a leader cut from Pope Francis’s cloth

    • May 24, 2017

    Cardinal Gualtiero Bassetti has been named the new president of the Italian Bishops’ Conference. The cardinal is seen as being in the mold of Pope Francis, including a commitment to simplicity and service to the poor, but is difficult to pigeonhole as a liberal or conservative.

    By Crux Staff
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