“There is no obligation to have recourse in all circumstances to every possible remedy” to keep a person alive.

Pope Francis condemned not only the threat of nuclear weapons but also “their very possession” in a landmark statement on Nov. 10.

The appointments are further evidence of Pope Francis’ determination to assign important positions in the Roman Curia to women.

The pope sent his “heartfelt condolences to the families of the victims and the wounded.”

A new book clarifies mystery of John Paul I’s death.

“I call on the Lord that he may convert the hearts of the terrorist and free the world of hate and that crazy homicide that abuses the name of God to disseminate death.”

In a statement, both sides expressed gratitude for “the spiritual and theological gifts received through the Reformation.”

“Christians are called to promote political dialogue, especially where it is threatened and where conflict seems to prevail,” the pope stated.

Pope Francis issues public correction to Cardinal Robert Sarah on who has final say over liturgical translations.

Pope Francis confessed that while he has “chutzpah,” “I am also timid.”