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How to watch tomorrow’s canonization Mass

April 26, 2014 Catherine Harmon 0

While the Vatican is anticipating and preparing for the arrival of one million pilgrims at tomorrow’s canonization Mass for Popes John XXIII and John Paul II at St. Peter’s Square, countless Catholics around the globe […]

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Vatican responds to Francis’ call to Argentinian woman; more details emerge

April 24, 2014 Catherine Harmon 0

After yesterday’s media confusion about a phone call Pope Francis made to a woman in Argentina regarding her reception of Communion, Vatican spokesman Father Federico Lombardi today made a statement confirming that the phone call […]

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Pope Francis phoned what kind of woman and told her what?! UPDATED

April 23, 2014 Catherine Harmon 1

Confusion has reigned in Catholic corners of the Internet today, as reports circulated that Pope Francis telephoned an Argentinian woman earlier this week and allegedly told her that she may receive Communion despite being divorced […]

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Pope Francis’ “Urbi et Orbi” message and blessing [Full text]

April 20, 2014 Catherine Harmon 0

After celebrating an open-air Easter Sunday Mass in St. Peter’s Square, Pope Francis greeted a crowd of some 150,000 pilgrims, delivering his Easter message and his “Urbi et Orbi” (“to the city and the world”) […]

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Pope Francis’ Easter Vigil Homily [Full text]

April 19, 2014 Catherine Harmon 0

Below is the full text of Pope Francis’ homily from the Easter Vigil Mass at St. Peter’s Basilica, via Vatican Radio. *** The Gospel of the resurrection of Jesus Christ begins with the journey of […]

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How to pray the Via Crucis with Pope Francis today

April 18, 2014 Catherine Harmon 0

This evening in Rome, Pope Francis will lead the 14-station meditation on the Via Crucis, or Way of the Cross, at the Colosseum. The service will begin at 9:10pm in Rome, or 3:10pm Eastern time […]

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Francis washes the feet of 12 disabled men and women during Holy Thursday Mass

April 17, 2014 Catherine Harmon 0

“He is God and he makes himself a servant, our servant. …You also must be servants of one another.” This was Pope Francis’ message in his brief, extemporaneous homily given during the Holy Thursday Mass […]

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Pope Francis’ Chrism Mass homily [Full text]

April 17, 2014 Catherine Harmon 0

This morning in St. Peter’s Basilica, Pope Francis celebrated the traditional Chrism Mass with the priests of the Diocese of Rome as well as bishops and cardinals residing in the Eternal City. The Chrism Mass, […]

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Pope Francis’ Palm Sunday homily [Full text]

April 14, 2014 Catherine Harmon 0

Tens of thousands of people assembled in St. Peter’s Square for Pope Francis’ Palm Sunday Mass yesterday, many bearing traditional palms and olive branches. Below is the full text of Pope Francis’ Palm Sunday homily, […]

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Child abuse, abortion, & Satan: Three powerful statements from Francis

April 11, 2014 Catherine Harmon 0

Friday morning was a busy one for Pope Francis; in addition to his usual weekday Mass in the Santa Marta chapel, he also addressed gatherings of the International Catholic Child Bureau—a children’s rights organization—and of […]

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Pope Francis addresses Marxism charges, women cardinals in La Stampa interview

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In an interview appearing today in Italy’s La Stampa newspaper, Pope Francis rejected claims that he is a Marxist as well as the suggestion that women might someday be made cardinals. In his conversation with […]

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