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Vatican Prosecutor Seeks Seven-Year Sentence for Cardinal Angelo Becciu in London Real Estate Deal Trial
Former Vatican Power Broker Among 10 Defendants Facing Conviction
Pope Francis Leads Angelus Prayers After Hernia Operation, Condemns Tragedies in Greece and Uganda
Pope Francis led the Angelus prayers at the Vatican just days after undergoing a hernia operation.
Pope Francis Recovering After Successful Hernia Surgery, Cancels Audiences Until June 18
Pope Francis has resumed work after spending a good night in hospital following hernia surgery.
Pope Francis Successfully Undergoes Hernia Surgery and Expected to Make Full Recovery
Pope Francis underwent a successful surgery to repair a hernia and is currently in good condition and alert.
Fake Image Of Explosion At Pentagon Briefly Goes Viral
The image, which many observers suspected came from artificial intelligence, was spread by several accounts, forcing the Pentagon to comment that there was no such explosion.
Ukraine’s Zelensky to meet Pope Francis in Rome
Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky is visiting Rome, where he is meeting political leaders and having an audience with Pope Francis.
Pope tells young Italians to stop being 'selfish' and 'egotistical' and have more children instead of pets
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni also pledges that her government will do everything it can to reverse the rapidly falling birth rate in Italy, but warns the country must not turn to surrogacy as an answer.
Ukraine war: Pope tells Zelensky he is 'praying for peace'
Pope Francis has told Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky he is constantly praying for peace after the two met privately at the Vatican.
Elon Musk names Linda Yaccarino new Twitter CEO
Elon Musk has named a new chief executive of Twitter, just over six months after his controversial takeover of the social media company.
Pope Francis warns pets must not replace children in Italy
Starting a family in Italy is becoming a "titanic effort" that only the rich can afford, Pope Francis has warned.
Ukraine's Zelensky Expected To Meet Pope Francis Tomorrow: Report
The planned trip, which has not been officially announced, comes just two weeks after the pope said the Vatican was involved in a peace mission to try to end the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
"Sexual Abusers Deserve Punishment, But Also Pastoral Care": Pope Francis
Pope Francis made his comments last month in a private conversation with Jesuits while he was visiting Hungary.
Had "Acute And Strong" Pneumonia But Will Keep Travelling: Pope Francis
"I felt a strong pain at the end of the (March 29) audience," the pope told reporters aboard his papal plane on his return to Rome from Budapest, where the pontiff made a three-day visit.
"Historic Crack In Stained Glass Ceiling": Pope Allows Women To Vote At Bishops Meet
New rules published Wednesday said 70 people would also be chosen to take part "who represent various groupings of the faithful of the People of God (priests, consecrated women, deacons, lay faithful)".
Twitter blue tick: Multiple Hillarys and New Yorks as verifications disappear
Twitter's removal of blue ticks is forcing accounts to find new ways to prove authenticity as concerns over copycats mount.
Pope Francis Wants Truth About 'Vatican Girl', Popularised By Netflix Documentary
A Vatican investigator has been given full authority by Pope Francis to inquire into the disappearance of a schoolgirl 40 years ago.
At Easter vigil, Pope Francis encourages hope amid 'icy winds of war'
Pope Francis led the world's Roman Catholics into Easter at a Saturday night vigil Mass in St. Peter's Basilica, decrying the "icy winds of war" and other injustices.
"I'm Still Alive," Says Pope Francis As He Leaves Hospital
The pope, 86, was taken to Rome's Gemelli hospital on Wednesday after complaining of breathing difficulties, but responded rapidly to an infusion of antibiotics, his medical team has said.
El Salvador condemns staff at Mexican migrant center after deadly fire
El Salvador condemned on Tuesday the action of detention center staff in Mexico during a fire that killed at least 38 migrants, including "several" Salvadorans, and demanded a thorough investigation.
Pope Francis: ‘Imperial interests’ involved in Ukraine
The war in Ukraine involves “imperial interests,” with the world’s “great powers” fighting there, Pope Francis said in extracts of an interview published on Friday.
Portugal church abused nearly 5,000 children, study finds
More than 4,800 individuals may have been victims of child sex abuse in the Portuguese Catholic Church and 512 alleged victims have already come forward with their stories, an expert panel looking into historic abuse in the church said M...
Portugal Catholic Clergy Sexually Abused Close To 5,000 Minors: Report
Thousands of reports of paedophilia within the Catholic Church have surfaced around the world and Pope Francis is under pressure to tackle the scandal.
Homosexuality Isn't A Crime, Those Criminalising It Are Wrong: Pope Francis
In an interview published on Wednesday, the pope had said being homosexual was "not a crime ... but it's a sin".
Pope Francis called on the Roman Catholic Church to welcome LGBTQ people
Pope Francis called on the Roman Catholic Church to welcome LGBTQ people and to do more to put an end to laws that criminalize homosexuality. "We are all God's children," he said.
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