Pope Francis, 87, is hospitalized with a severe respiratory infection, sparking concerns over his survival. Reports suggest he privately admitted fearing he "might not make it." With his health declining, the Vatican faces uncertainty about his leadership amid critical political challenges in...
Pope Francis remains hospitalized in Rome for a respiratory infection, with the Vatican confirming a “complex clinical situation.” Doctors adjusted his treatment after detecting a polymicrobial infection. His weekly audience has been canceled, and officials urge rest. This follows previous...
Pope Francis, 88, has been hospitalized in Rome for bronchitis treatment and medical examinations. The Vatican confirmed his condition after he struggled with breathing issues. Despite health challenges, he continued limited duties. He is being treated at Gemelli Hospital, where he previously...
Pope Francis has denounced Donald Trump’s plans for mass deportations, calling them a “disgrace” and urging compassionate immigration policies. Echoing his 2016 remarks, the Pope criticized exclusionary approaches as incompatible with Christian values. U.S. bishops also oppose the policies...
Pope Francis, 88, suffered a fall at his Vatican residence, resulting in a bruised forearm. No fractures were reported, but he wore a sling for precaution. This marks the second fall in recent weeks. Despite health struggles, the pope continues to fulfill his papal duties, including sharing...
The Vatican's new guidelines allow gay men to become Catholic priests, provided they remain celibate. This shift, approved by Italian bishops, marks a departure from previous teachings. However, women remain excluded, and it remains unclear whether other countries will adopt the same policy.
In...
Pope Francis made history as the first pontiff to attend a G7 summit, warning against unchecked AI development. He emphasized the need for human-centric AI and called for an international treaty to ensure ethical use. His participation highlighted global concerns about AI's impact on human...
Pope Francis has condemned abortions, surrogacy, and gender reassignment surgeries as severe affronts to the inherent dignity of human beings. The Vatican, through a declaration titled "Dignitas Infinita" (Infinite Dignity), underscores the sanctity of human life from conception and denounces...
Pope Francis made a historic gesture during a Holy Thursday Mass by washing the feet of 12 women inmates at a Rome prison.
Despite his recent mobility issues, the 87-year-old pontiff performed the ritual from his wheelchair. The women, seated on stools on a raised platform, allowed the pope to...
In a brief message shared on his official social media handle, Pope Francis has expressed profound concern over the escalating rate of kidnappings in Nigeria, particularly in the Northwest region.
The Pontiff, acknowledging the severity of the issue, extended his prayers to the Nigerian people...
In a bold and possibly his most assertive defense yet, Pope Francis addressed the criticism surrounding his decision to permit priests to bless same-sex couples. The move, authorized by the Vatican document Fiducia Supplicans, has encountered significant resistance within the Catholic Church...
In a solemn foreign policy address to ambassadors accredited to the Holy See, Pope Francis took a bold stand on Monday, calling for a universal ban on surrogate motherhood, which he described as a "despicable" practice that exploits the dignity of women and children. The pontiff included the...
The brutal massacre of over 200 lives in Plateau State has garnered worldwide attention, with Pope Francis adding his voice to the chorus of condemnation. In a heartfelt message posted on X (formerly Twitter), the Pope expressed deep concern over the violent attacks in Nigeria's Plateau State...
The Catholic Bishops Conference of Nigeria (CBCN) has emphatically declared that the Church cannot extend blessings to same-sex unions and activities, citing their opposition rooted in God's law, Church teachings, Nigerian laws, and cultural norms.
The bishops reiterated the Church's stance on...
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