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Here's the Story of How the Feast of Christ the King Came About
While the concept of Jesus Christ being King is as old as the Gospels, the feast is fairly recent in the Roman Catholic calendar.
Holy Father Meets the "Pope’s Team" ahead of Friendly Soccer Match
The papal team includes Swiss Guards and migrants.
Religious Freedom Advocates "appalled" as State Department Removes Nigeria from Watch List
Rights groups have documented thousands of killings of Nigerian Christians.
In New Book, Vatican-based Guinean Cardinal Calls Catholic Priests to Spiritual Renewal
‘If priests, if society look to God, then I think things will change,’ he said.
Justice and Peace Commissions Offer an "indispensable service": Pope Francis
The pope said that justice and peace could be built only through ‘two paths.’
St. Joseph Teaches Us to Notice the People the World Ignores: Pope Francis
The pope’s new catechetical cycle is devoted to Jesus’ foster father.
Refugees are Ending Up in a "desert of humanity": Pope Francis
‘The number of people forced to flee their homelands continues to grow,’ the pope said.
Pope Francis Asks Secular Franciscans to Take St. Francis’ Path of Conversion
Secular Franciscan Order is holding its general chapter in Rome.
"This world will pass away and only love will remain": Pope Francis
When one is faced with an important difficult decision, Pope Francis’ advice is to imagine standing before Christ at the “threshold of eternity” because that is what ultimately matters.
Be "tireless builders of hope" amid suffering: Pope Francis on World Day of the Poor
The pope offered Mass in St. Peter’s Basilica in the presence of 2,000 people living in poverty and the volunteers who assist them.
Catholic University of South Sudan and Seton Hall Partner to Foster Joint Initiatives
Seton Hall University and the Catholic University of South Sudan have entered into a partnership aimed at fostering student and faculty exchanges, joint research efforts, and other initiatives.
"The Church is not a political organization that has left and right wings": Pope Francis
“We need journalists who are willing to ‘wear out the soles of their shoes,’ to get out of the newsroom, to walk around the city, to meet people, to assess the situations in which we live in our time,” Pope Francis said.
"The Gospel is the most humanizing message known to history": Pope Francis to UNESCO
The pope was marking the UN agency’s 75th anniversary.
"It is time that the poor be given back their voice": Pope Francis in Assisi
The pope met with a group of more than 500 poor people from across Europe.
Vatican Calls for "clear roadmap" as Climate Summit Enters Final Stretch
The Vatican said that ‘various gaps’ had emerged at COP26 in Scotland.
This is the Prayer to the Holy Spirit Pope Francis Wants Every Catholic to Know
The pope urged Catholics to keep a copy of the prayer with them.
French Catholic Bishops Announce "vast program of renewal" after Abuse Report
The bishops knelt in an act of penance in Lourdes.
"Free the sacred from its ties with money": Pope Francis in Sunday Reflection
In a reflection on the Gospel of the “widow’s mite,” Pope Francis spoke about hypocrisy and giving our all to God.
Crisis in Marriage is an "opportunity," not a "curse": Pope Francis
Pope Francis met members of the marriage ministry Retrouvaille, which helps struggling couples overcome difficulties in their relationship.
Pope Francis Urges French Catholic Bishops to Console Victims in Wake of Abuse Report
The bishops are currently meeting in Lourdes.
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