“History teaches us that no system or crisis can completely suppress the abilities, ingenuity and creativity that God constantly awakens within us,” the pope told 2,000 professionals under the age of 35.
Pope tells young economists, entrepreneurs they must make a difference
Pope, in new book, talks about personal ‘lockdowns’ that changed his life
“Let Us Dream,” which will be published Dec. 1 and has a section on what the pope called his “personal COVIDs,” was excerpted in Italian newspapers Nov. 23.
Pope Francis, retired Pope Benedict questioned for McCarrick report
In an unusual move, both Pope Francis and retired Pope Benedict XVI subjected themselves to questioning by Vatican investigators charged with compiling a report on how church decisions were made regarding the career and ultimate expulsion of Theodore E. McCarrick.
Prepare for heaven with faith and good works, pope says
People sometimes forget life’s ultimate purpose is to prepare for the kingdom of heaven, Pope Francis said.
Tips, tidbits and takeaways from ‘Fratelli Tutti’
Pope Francis’ letter, written to all people of goodwill, is an invitation for dialogue.
Pope not changing church teaching on gay unions, Secretariat of State says
The Vatican Secretariat of State has sent a note to nuncios around the world explaining the pope’s comments about civil unions in the documentary “Francesco” by Evgeny Afineevsky.
Cardinal-designate Gregory thanks pope ‘with grateful, humble heart’
Cardinal-designate Gregory will be the first African American cardinal from the United States to be elevated to the College of Cardinals. He and the other 12 prelates will be elevated at a Nov. 28 consistory at the Vatican.
Pope has history of defending marriage, but being open to some civil unions
Pope Francis often has expressed openness to the idea of laws recognizing civil unions, including for gay couples, to protect their rights.