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"To Hurt A Woman Is To Insult God": Pope Francis In New Year's Speech
Pope Francis used his New Year's message on Saturday to issue a clarion call for an end to violence against women, saying it was insulting to God. Francis,
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Pope Francis To Skip Vatican's New Year Services Due To Leg Pain
Pope Francis will not lead New Year's Eve and New Year's Day services because of a flare up of his sciatica condition, which produces pain in his right leg, the Vatican said on Thursday.
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I Know From Experience The Feeling Of Those Sick With Covid: Pope Francis
Pope Francis says in a new book that he can relate to people in intensive care units who fear dying from coronavirus because of his own experience when part of his lung was removed 63 years ago.
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Pope Francis's New Guidelines On Love, Sex And Marriage
Pope Francis has issued hotly-anticipated new guidelines on the Church's approach to family life after two years of consultations with the world's bishops. Here are some of the main points:
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Pope: Now's The Time To End Indifference, 'False Neutrality'
Wishing for a year better than 2015, Pope Francis on Friday called for an end to the "arrogance of the powerful" that relegates the weak to the outskirts of society, and to the "false neutrality" toward conflicts, hunger and persecution that triggers exoduses of refugees.
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Pope Urges United Fight Against Slavery, Human Trafficking
Pope Francis urged people of all religions and cultures on Thursday to unite to fight modern slavery and human trafficking, saying in his first Mass of 2015 that everyone had a God-given right to be free.
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Pope Francis Says Celebrants Should Remember Life's Fleetingness
Pope Francis has presided over a solemn prayer service in St. Peter's Basilica on New Year's Eve, using his homily to stress life's fleetingness.
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Pope Calls for Greater Empathy in Christmas Eve Mass
Pope Francis urged people to have greater empathy towards family and friends with problems in his Christmas Eve mass on Wednesday, saying the world "needs tenderness" and warmth.
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Pope to nuns: Why aren't you answering the phone?
Pope Francis has made another one of his cold calls to wish a group of nuns in a Spanish convent Happy New Year. Only he got their answering machine, instead.
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Nuns in Spain red-faced after missing call from Pope
A group of nuns in Spain got a New Year surprise when they checked their answerphone machine to discover they had missed a call from the Pope, who left a message asking why they didn't pick up.
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Pope Francis calls for global solidarity in New Year blessing
Pope Francis on Wednesday called for greater solidarity in the world in his first New Year blessing as pontiff in front of crowds of pilgrims on St Peter's Square.
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I may have played football with the new pope, says Real Madrid legend Di Stefano
While the 86-year-old Real Madrid legend is 10 years older than Pope Francis, he recalled childhood scenes where most of the kids in the neighborhood used to play free-for-all football until past sunset.
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"To Hurt A Woman Is To Insult God": Pope Francis In New Year's Speech
Pope Francis used his New Year's message on Saturday to issue a clarion call for an end to violence against women, saying it was insulting to God. Francis,
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Pope Francis To Skip Vatican's New Year Services Due To Leg Pain
Pope Francis will not lead New Year's Eve and New Year's Day services because of a flare up of his sciatica condition, which produces pain in his right leg, the Vatican said on Thursday.
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I Know From Experience The Feeling Of Those Sick With Covid: Pope Francis
Pope Francis says in a new book that he can relate to people in intensive care units who fear dying from coronavirus because of his own experience when part of his lung was removed 63 years ago.
-
Pope Francis's New Guidelines On Love, Sex And Marriage
Pope Francis has issued hotly-anticipated new guidelines on the Church's approach to family life after two years of consultations with the world's bishops. Here are some of the main points:
-
Pope: Now's The Time To End Indifference, 'False Neutrality'
Wishing for a year better than 2015, Pope Francis on Friday called for an end to the "arrogance of the powerful" that relegates the weak to the outskirts of society, and to the "false neutrality" toward conflicts, hunger and persecution that triggers exoduses of refugees.
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Pope Urges United Fight Against Slavery, Human Trafficking
Pope Francis urged people of all religions and cultures on Thursday to unite to fight modern slavery and human trafficking, saying in his first Mass of 2015 that everyone had a God-given right to be free.
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Pope Francis Says Celebrants Should Remember Life's Fleetingness
Pope Francis has presided over a solemn prayer service in St. Peter's Basilica on New Year's Eve, using his homily to stress life's fleetingness.
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Pope Calls for Greater Empathy in Christmas Eve Mass
Pope Francis urged people to have greater empathy towards family and friends with problems in his Christmas Eve mass on Wednesday, saying the world "needs tenderness" and warmth.
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Pope to nuns: Why aren't you answering the phone?
Pope Francis has made another one of his cold calls to wish a group of nuns in a Spanish convent Happy New Year. Only he got their answering machine, instead.
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Nuns in Spain red-faced after missing call from Pope
A group of nuns in Spain got a New Year surprise when they checked their answerphone machine to discover they had missed a call from the Pope, who left a message asking why they didn't pick up.
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Pope Francis calls for global solidarity in New Year blessing
Pope Francis on Wednesday called for greater solidarity in the world in his first New Year blessing as pontiff in front of crowds of pilgrims on St Peter's Square.
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I may have played football with the new pope, says Real Madrid legend Di Stefano
While the 86-year-old Real Madrid legend is 10 years older than Pope Francis, he recalled childhood scenes where most of the kids in the neighborhood used to play free-for-all football until past sunset.
