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Posts tagged with "Vatican"

Pope calls new cardinals to be agents of unity Pope Francis

Pope calls new cardinals to be agents of unity

Saturday, November 19, 20160219 Cardinal Kevin J. Farrell, former bishop of the Diocese of Dallas, was among 17 new cardinals elevated by Pope Francis during a Consistory Mass on Nov. 19 at St. Peter's Basilica at the Vatican.
Pope Francis

New cardinals, old traditions at play for Nov. 19

In a rather simple prayer service Nov. 19, Pope Francis will create 17 new cardinals and symbolically bind them to ancient church traditions. In the months following the consistory -- as any gathering of cardinals is called -- the new cardinals under the age of 80 will be named members of various Vatican congregations, councils,...
Holy doors close, but mission of mercy continues Pope Francis

Holy doors close, but mission of mercy continues

Tuesday, November 15, 20160166 The Year of Mercy brought more than 20 million pilgrims to Rome, but for Pope Francis, the idea always was that the celebration of God's mercy would be local: have people experience God's love in their parishes and send them out into the world to commit random acts of mercy
All Souls feast is a hopeful reminder of the resurrection, says Pope Francis Pope Francis

All Souls feast is a hopeful reminder of the resurrection, says Pope Francis

Wednesday, November 2, 20160155 Visiting a cemetery on the feast of All Souls can evoke feelings of loss and sadness, but for Christians marking the feast, it also is an affirmation of hope in the resurrection, Pope Francis said.
Pope: Catholic Church never likely to ordain women Pope Francis

Pope: Catholic Church never likely to ordain women

Wednesday, November 2, 20160310 The Catholic Church insistence that it cannot ordain women to the priesthood and episcopacy is a teaching likely to last forever, Pope Francis said. The pope said the question was settled in 1994 by St. John Paul II, who taught that because Jesus chose only men as his apostles, the ordination of women in the Catholic Church is not...
Medieval crucifix 'resurrected' from obscurity Uncategorized

Medieval crucifix 'resurrected' from obscurity

Friday, October 28, 20160186 A newly restored 14th-century wooden crucified Christ "has been resurrected" from obscurity -- once caked over with dark paint and left forgotten behind an elevator shaft, said Cardinal Angelo Comastri, archpriest of St. Peter's Basilica.
Canonization of St. Teresa of Calcutta Diocese

Canonization of St. Teresa of Calcutta

Sunday, September 4, 20160400 With a large tapestry bearing the portrait of the woman known as the “Saint of the Gutters” suspended above him, Pope Francis proclaimed the sainthood of Mother Teresa of Kolkata, hailing her courage and love for the poor. upon hearing Pope Francis “declare and define Blessed Teresa of Kolkata to be a saint,” the crowds on hand...
Pope leads pilgrims praying rosary for quake victims Pope Francis

Pope leads pilgrims praying rosary for quake victims

Thursday, August 25, 20160250 By Cindy Wooden Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY (CNS) -- After a strong earthquake struck central Italy and with the early news reporting many deaths and serious damage, Pope Francis turned his weekly general audience Aug. 24 into a prayer service. While the pope and some 11,000 pilgrims and tourists recited the sorrowful...
Pope Francis appoints Bishop Farrell to Vatican post Diocese

Pope Francis appoints Bishop Farrell to Vatican post

Wednesday, August 17, 20160376 Pope Francis has appointed Dallas Bishop Kevin J. Farrell as the prefect in charge of a new Vatican office for the laity, family and life, in a continuation of his quest to overhaul the Vatican Curia for more efficiency and transparency for the benefit of the global church.
Retired Pope Benedict XVI marks 65 years as priest Pope Francis

Retired Pope Benedict XVI marks 65 years as priest

Tuesday, June 28, 20160220 Pope Francis led a Vatican celebration for the 65th anniversary of retired Pope Benedict XVI's priestly ordination on June 28. The two were joined by the heads of Vatican offices and congregations and several guests, including a delegation from the Orthodox Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople.
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After a young runner collapsed at a Dallas marathon, grace and providence unfolded for those involved in the valiant effort to help her.

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