Pope Francis Warns Vatican Summit Against Pet Agendas, Defends Reforms
VATICAN CITY (Reuters) -Pope Francis opened a global Catholic summit on Wednesday with a warning that delegates should not seek to foist pet agendas onto the assembly, an apparent attempt to prevent discussions bogging down in divisive issues such as women's ordination.
Pope Francis' big Catholic reform project has opened with widespread calls for women to take up more positions of ...
Pope Francis’ Aug. 26-29 trip to Luxembourg and Belgium has to rank among the great learning experiences of his pontificate.
Questioned in Belgium on the role of women in the Church and society, Pope Francis tried to respond with kindness. But ...
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Pope Francis penned requests for forgiveness, which were read by the most influential clerics at the Vatican, listing the ...
Francis drew attacks over clergy sexual abuse, the role of women in the church and his stance on abortion, reflecting ...
Hoo, who attends La Placita Church near downtown LA, was also part of the IAF group that first met with Francis in October ...
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POPE Francis has called for a global day of prayer and fasting on Monday, October 7 to mark the one-year anniversary of the ...
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