To forget the kingdom to come is to make ourselves at home in the world.

"Powerful forces are threatening to pull us apart," Clinton said.

"Thank you for your prayer of silence," Rabbi Schudrich told Pope Francis. "Pray for me," the pope responded.

"It just felt like this silent struggle," the singer said of her experience. "And there is some pressure, whether it's put on myself or society or whatever, to not talk about it."

The think tank will convene a summit in December seeking solutions to the global refugee crisis.

"It is almost incomprehensible that today...Muslim extremists are torturing and killing innocent and unarmed Christian women and children," Cardinal Wuerl said.

At the World Youth Day celebration, Francis tells young people to imitate Christ through the 14 works of mercy.

"I have been for the Hyde Amendment,” Kaine told CNN on Friday. “And I have not changed my position on that.”

July 31st is known around the world as Harry Potter's birthday.

Pope Francis walked alone, in silence and painful reflection, through the infamous Nazi concentration camp.

A merciful heart, Francis said, is one that “can welcome refugees and migrants.”

What is at stake is a significant increase in the already distressingly high number of abortions.

Pope Francis will encounter a deeply emotional story of both betrayal and salvation during a somber visit Friday to the former Nazi German death camp of Auschwitz-Birkenau, where some 1.1 million people were murdered, most of them Jews.

Welcoming Pope Francis to the cathedral meeting, Archbishop Gadecki said the pope's task was to "care for the unity, wholeness and inviolability of Christ's teaching."

"I worry about his rhetoric," said the cardinal in response to the question by a reporter during an interview with Raidio Teilifis Eireann. "It's very easy to stir up resentment and to blame groups of people."

"The service was wonderful, a reminder that we are all people of God," Janet Mills, a Methodist laywoman, said. "I loved the experience. I loved the singing, especially 'Amazing Grace' and 'God Bless America.'"

Francis spoke to more than 300,000 Poles at the famous shrine of the Black Madonna.

The debate over the amendment continues to divide Democrats.

Francis said there is a need “for great wisdom and compassion” in addressing “the complex phenomenon of migration.”