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Francis may have been the most genuinely human pope of our time....
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Yesterday, I walked with my wife, Elisabetta Piqué, to the chapel of Santa Marta in Vatican City to bid our final farewell to Pope Francis, a man who had been our friend for more than 20 years. It was a profoundly emotional moment as we stood in front of...
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The messages coming in from world leaders and religious authorities following the death of Pope Francis demonstrate the universality of the Pope of the peripheries, who strove to be close to all as he headed the See of Peter....
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Disarming violence with nonviolence and treating one's opponent with benevolence is at the core of Jesus’ teaching and therefore the core of Christian discipleship....
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Christ has given them much love and grace. Their sins and their own personal qualities have not stopped Christ’s love for them. Seeing that, what is to stop them from taking that love and sharing it with others, helping Jesus’ work in the world continue until the end of...
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In an audio message broadcast today by the BBC as the “Thought for the Day,” Pope Francis urges us not to look at the future “with pessimism and resignation,” but to always choose the path of love and view the world with “the gentle gaze of hope”....
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Pope Francis continues his cycle of catechesis and highlights the Holy Spirit's diverse gifts, or charisms, as vital tools for unity and service in the Church, emphasising their purpose for the common good and their rootedness in love....
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During his Sunday Angelus, Pope Francis stresses that exterior practices do not matter, but rather how we love one another....
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Bishop Vincent's Homily at the Diocesan Annual Wedding Anniversary Mass
Homily for the 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year B...
Francis may have been the most genuinely human pope of our time....
Yesterday, I walked with my wife, Elisabetta Piqué, to the chapel of Santa Marta in Vatican City to bid our final farewell to Pope Francis, a man who had been our friend for more than 20 years. It was a profoundly emotional moment as we stood in front of...
The messages coming in from world leaders and religious authorities following the death of Pope Francis demonstrate the universality of the Pope of the peripheries, who strove to be close to all as he headed the See of Peter....
Disarming violence with nonviolence and treating one's opponent with benevolence is at the core of Jesus’ teaching and therefore the core of Christian discipleship....
Christ has given them much love and grace. Their sins and their own personal qualities have not stopped Christ’s love for them. Seeing that, what is to stop them from taking that love and sharing it with others, helping Jesus’ work in the world continue until the end of...
In an audio message broadcast today by the BBC as the “Thought for the Day,” Pope Francis urges us not to look at the future “with pessimism and resignation,” but to always choose the path of love and view the world with “the gentle gaze of hope”....
Pope Francis continues his cycle of catechesis and highlights the Holy Spirit's diverse gifts, or charisms, as vital tools for unity and service in the Church, emphasising their purpose for the common good and their rootedness in love....
During his Sunday Angelus, Pope Francis stresses that exterior practices do not matter, but rather how we love one another....
Bishop Vincent's Homily at the Diocesan Annual Wedding Anniversary Mass Homily for the 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year B...