'Imagine 6% of your family dead in two years,' says priest from the only Catholic church in Gaza
Father Gabriel Romanelli, the priest of the only Catholic church in Gaza, highlights the severe impact of the ongoing conflict on the local community, including significant loss of life and the personal connection he has with Pope Francis.
The promise for which Pope Francis did not see Argentina's victory in the 2022 World Cup: 'It doesn't help the heart'
Pope Francis, who recently passed away at 88, made a promise to the Virgin of Carmen in 1990 that prevented him from watching Argentina win the 2022 World Cup.
Who is Robert Sarah, the African cardinal who could succeed Pope Francis?
The article discusses the potential candidates for the papacy following the death of Pope Francis, highlighting Cardinal Robert Sarah among others as a significant contender.
Argentina ‘cries’ over the death of Pope Francis: ‘We have lost the father of all’
The death of Pope Francis has deeply affected Argentina, prompting national mourning and reflection on his legacy.
Francis Kurkdjian: He Has the Talent to Translate the Intangible into a Fragrance
Francis Kurkdjian, an esteemed perfumer, is recognized for his ability to create bestselling fragrances while serving as the Creative Director of Dior.
Vatican Seven / The Pope's Fasting, Resistance of Lefebvrists and What's Happening in Assisi
The article discusses recent developments in the Catholic Church, including the appointment of new church leaders and significant events in Assisi.
Relic of Francis of Assisi: Why this mass influx for a few old bones?
Hundreds of thousands of pilgrims are flocking to Assisi, Italy, to see the bones of St. Francis of Assisi, marking an unusual surge in relic worship.
How to Make Sense of It / Why Does the Catholic Church "Cultivate" Veneration for Relics? Is the Immortal Soul Not More Important Than the Dead Body?
The article discusses the Catholic Church's controversial stance on relics, highlighting differing opinions among believers regarding their significance.
Bishops get tangled up with the Pope's warning about the far right and avoid denying it: 'I don't speak of private meetings'
Spanish bishops have avoided directly addressing Pope Francis's warnings about the rise of the far right during a press conference.
Pope Francis warns priests: do not preach with artificial intelligence
Pope Francis has urged Catholic priests to avoid using artificial intelligence applications to prepare sermons, emphasizing the importance of personal spiritual experience in preaching.
Why Pope Francis Did Not Come
The refusal of the previous Pope to visit Spain highlights the ongoing crisis within the national Catholic Church.
DSS arrests sixth Owo church attack suspect after four-year manhunt
The Nigerian Department of State Services has captured the sixth suspect in the 2022 St. Francis Catholic Church attack, following a lengthy investigation.
Ohanaeze Ndigbo celebrates Ebonyi governor at 51
Ohanaeze Ndigbo congratulates Ebonyi State Governor Francis Nwifuru on his 51st birthday, praising his leadership and accomplishments.
Prince William cheered by crowds and offered job during surprise royal outing
Prince William surprised students and researchers during an unexpected visit to the Francis Crick Institute in London, where he was offered a job for his impressive interaction with the scientists.
For the first time in Italy, the remains of St. Francis of Assisi are on display
St. Francis of Assisi's remains are being displayed in Italy for the first time.
The bones of Saint Francis of Assisi are exhibited publicly in Italy for the first time
Italy is publicly exhibiting the bones of Saint Francis of Assisi for the first time as part of the celebration of the 800th anniversary of his death.
General Francis L. Donovan, head of Southern Command: The United States supports the interim government of Venezuela in the transition to a new era
General Francis L. Donovan emphasized US support for Venezuela's interim government during his visit, amid the anti-imperialist rhetoric of the chavista regime.
Francis Farrell, 28, works at the war front
Francis Farrell, a 28-year-old journalist working for The Kyiv Independent, reflects on the dangers and tragedies of being a war reporter in Ukraine, where he often attends funerals of colleagues and sources.
Catholic Church: He can drive a tractor and theology. And he is also considered progressive
Heiner Wilmer, newly appointed Bishop of Hildesheim, balances his rural roots with progressive views in the Catholic Church.
Abascal says the Pope's warning about the far-right is 'an invention by a bishop who collaborates with immigration'
Santiago Abascal, leader of Vox, dismisses Pope Francis' concern about the rise of the far-right, calling it a fabrication by a collaborating bishop.
'Caring' girl, 17, dies from 'incredibly rare' condition one week after upset tummy
Lois Francis, a 17-year-old girl, tragically died one week after being hospitalized for an upset stomach due to a rare condition caused by Shiga toxin-producing E-coli.
What is the 4 m² chapel that can hold only three people in SC; VIDEO
A small chapel in Siderópolis, Santa Catarina, is notable for its capacity of only three people and its homage to Saint Francis of Assisi.
Fra Francesco Piloni: The Bones of St. Francis, a Reminder of the 'Human Element that Remains'
The relics of St. Francis of Assisi were publicly exhibited at the Basilica of St. Francis in Assisi to commemorate the 800th anniversary of his death.
Who was Saint Francis of Assisi, the Italian saint who preached a life of austere and humble gestures
The article discusses the life and legacy of Saint Francis of Assisi, focusing on his origins, his renunciation of wealth, and the historical exhibition of his remains in Italy.
For the first time: the remains of Saint Francis of Assisi are exhibited to the public for the 800th anniversary of his death
The remains of Saint Francis of Assisi are being publicly displayed for the first time, marking the 800th anniversary of his death, with an expected turnout of 20,000 faithful.
400,000 will visit the earthly remains of Francis of Assisi
Around 400,000 pilgrims are expected to visit the remains of Francis of Assisi during a special exhibition at his basilica in Assisi, Italy, marking the 800th anniversary of his death.
The Pope warned bishops that his greatest concern in Spain is the far right that tries to 'instrumentalize the Church'
The Pope has expressed significant concern to Spanish bishops about the rise of far-right groups seeking to exploit the Church for their political gain.
The miracle of Assisi: 20,000 pilgrims for the sacred remains of Francis
Assisi hosted a remarkable influx of 20,000 pilgrims for the first public exhibition of St. Francis' remains during Lent, marking the 800th anniversary of his death.
Relics of Saints Displayed for the First Time
The public in Assisi can now view the 800-year-old remains of Saint Francis of Assisi for the first time since his death in 1226.
Italy displays the remains of Saint Francis of Assisi for the first time
Italy is publicly exhibiting the remains of Saint Francis of Assisi for the first time on the 800th anniversary of his death.
Italy displays the remains of Saint Francis of Assisi to the general public for the first time
Italy has opened an exhibition of the remains of Saint Francis of Assisi, attracting thousands of pilgrims to the Basilica of Assisi to mark the 800th anniversary of his death.
Italy: St Francis of Assisi's bones on public display for first time
The bones of St Francis of Assisi are on public display in Italy for the first time, marking a significant anniversary for the Franciscan order.
Exhibiting the remains of Saint Francis of Assisi, the most popular saint of Italy, 800 years after his death
The remains of Saint Francis of Assisi, one of the most revered saints in Catholicism, are being exhibited in Assisi 800 years after his death, with significant public interest evident by over 400,000 reservations.
The Pope says that peace in Ukraine "cannot be delayed"
Pope Francis emphasized the urgent need for peace in Ukraine during his Sunday address at St. Peter's Square, calling for an end to violence and the initiation of dialogue.
Relic on display: The remains of Saint Francis of Assisi are shown to the public for the first time
The remains of Saint Francis of Assisi have been publicly displayed for the first time in Assisi, attracting an expected influx of up to 400,000 pilgrims.
The remains of Saint Francis of Assisi, a Catholic saint, unveiled to the public for the first time in 800 years
The remains of Saint Francis of Assisi are publicly displayed for the first time, drawing significant interest and concerns from residents.
The remains of Saint Francis of Assisi publicly displayed for the first time
The remains of Saint Francis of Assisi are being publicly displayed for the first time in honor of the 800th anniversary of his death.
St Francis relics on public display for first time in Italy
Relics of St Francis are being displayed publicly in Italy for the first time, attracting significant attention from visitors and pilgrims.
For the first time in history, the bones of Saint Francis of Assisi will be displayed to the public
The bones of Saint Francis of Assisi will be publicly exhibited for the first time, attracting pilgrims to his hometown and commemorating the 800th anniversary of his death.
Saint Francis of Assisi’s Skeleton Goes on Public Display for First Time
Saint Francis of Assisi’s skeleton is being displayed to the public for the first time at the Basilica of Saint Francis of Assisi, drawing significant interest from visitors.
Tens of thousands of pilgrims heading to Assisi / The bodily remains of Saint Francis have left the underground crypt for the first time in history, and the public will be able to pay their respects starting Sunday.
The bodily remains of Saint Francis have for the first time ever been brought out of the underground crypt in Assisi, allowing the public to pay their respects starting February 22.
The bones of Francis of Assisi will be exhibited for the first time
The bones of Saint Francis of Assisi will be displayed to the public for the first time, attracting many pilgrims to the small town of Assisi in Italy.
The National Congress Library adds new rooms with more services
The National Congress Library in Argentina is expanding with new rooms named after Pope Francis and Luis Alberto Spinetta, along with enhanced digital services.
Patron Saint of Italy: Hundreds of Thousands Want to See the Remains of Saint Francis of Assisi
Hundreds of thousands are flocking to Assisi to view the first public exhibition of the relics of Saint Francis.
500,000 in Assisi for the Poverello. The most beloved saint who transcends faith
Over 500,000 pilgrims are expected to visit Assisi to see the remains of St. Francis, marking a significant historical event on the 800th anniversary of his death.
Alarmed by the inertia of the clergy and the crisis of faith, the Pope urges the Roman Church to break the routine
Pope Francis has urged the Roman clergy to break free from routine and engage actively with the changing times to revitalize religious practice and outreach.
Vatican Seven / The Pope and Members of the Curia Will Begin Lent with Lectures from a Monk Who Likes Exodus 90
Pope Leo XIV will initiate a new tradition of Lenten spiritual exercises for himself and members of the Curia at the Apostolic Palace, differing from recent practices under Pope Francis.
US tests rapid reaction in the Caribbean with amphibious ship USS Iwo Jima after Southern Command chief's visit to Venezuela
The United States is conducting rapid reaction drills in the Caribbean using the USS Iwo Jima following a significant visit to Venezuela by General Francis L. Donovan, the highest-ranking US military official to visit the country in decades.
Top US military commander visits Venezuela, meets new leader following operation to capture Maduro
The head of U.S. Southern Command visited Venezuela to meet with the acting president shortly after the capture of former leader Nicolás Maduro.
The head of the U.S. Southern Command visited Caracas and opened a new chapter in relations with Washington
The U.S. Southern Command chief, General Francis Donovan, visited Caracas to discuss security, migration, and energy cooperation with Venezuelan authorities.