Catholic greens had reason to sound exclamations of joy during the inaugural papal Mass.
Signs Of the Times
All Have Responsibility
For the good of all people, the care of the poor and the future of the earth, religions must cooperate in reminding modern men and women that God exists and has a plan for their lives and their behavior, Pope Francis said. “The Catholic Church knows the importance of promoting friendship and r
Zimbabwe Bishops Urge Peace
This year’s elections will be crucial to determining the country’s destiny, the bishops said.
Still Threat to Freedom
The U.S. bishops called the proposed health regulations an “unjust and unlawful mandate.”
News Briefs
Pope Francis “had nothing to do with the dictatorship,” preferring “a silent diplomacy” during Argentina’s so-called Dirty War, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate Adolfo Pérez Esquivel of Argentina reported after a private meeting with Pope Francis at the Vatican on March
Surprise: A Jesuit Named Francis
Few Catholics, and even fewer Jesuits, ever imagined there would be a Jesuit pope.
A Bishop Embraced by Rome
Cheers of “Francesco! Francesco! Francesco!” resounded throughout the square.
Silence and Service: Pope Francis Captivates Catholics Worldwide
Cardinal Francis has become the first pope in 600 years to receive his predecessor’s blessing.
Social Media Take-Off
On the final day of the conclave, Twitter reported 130,000 tweets per minute.
Archdiocesan Agencies, Buildings Consolidated
Some buildings on the campus of St. Charles Borromeo Seminary in Wynnewood, Pa., will close.
