A Reflection for Tuesday of the Third Week of Easter, by Kevin Christopher Robles

A Reflection for Monday of the Third Week of Easter, by Molly Cahill

Working for the protection of people by safeguarding against the crime abuse is an integral expression of Christian faith. The successor of Pope Francis has the task of picking up where he left off and continuing resolutely. How can that be done?

Francis always encouraged me in our attempt to move forward as an ecumenical community and in welcoming young people from different churches who come to Taizé from all over the world. He was the pope, but also a father and a brother to me.

Pope Francis welcomed criticism—as long as it was not made behind his back.

Throughout his papacy Pope Francis referenced ‘La Strada’ in homilies, interviews and public addresses.

“I wish I did not have to vote because I wish that Francis were still alive. But it is a fact that he has left us,” Cardinal Stephen Chow told Gerard O’Connell in an exclusive interview.

The people of God see the bishop of Rome as a teacher, but they also unquestionably see him as a father.

Since the death of Pope Francis, lists of his possible successors have proliferated on social media and in newspapers. Should you trust them?

A Reflection for Thursday of the Second Week of Easter, by Valerie Schultz