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At audience Sept. 20, pope discussed St. Daniele Comboni, who witnessed the ‘horror of slavery’ while on mission in Africa
Pope Francis visited Marseille, France, Sept. 22-23 to discuss the plight of migrants crossing the Mediterranean Sea
At audience Sept. 27, Pope Francis talked about his recent visit to Marseille that focused on the plight of migrants
At opening Mass Oct. 4, Pope Francis said the synod is ‘not a political gathering, but a convocation in the Spirit’
‘Laudate Deum’ is a follow-up to pope’s 2015 encyclical, written because ‘our responses have not been adequate’
My parents and grandparents are deceased and sometimes I talk to them. At those moments they feel very close. Is that okay?
Working the concession stand at Bloomsdale Fun Farm Oct. 7 allowed seminarians to evangelize and raise funds to support vocations
In Jerusalem and worldwide, Church leaders call for peace following deadly attack by Hamas and Israeli strikes on Gaza
At audience Oct. 11, Pope Francis talked about St. Josephine Bakhita and her example of forgiveness
At audience Oct. 18, the pope discussed St. Charles de Foucauld, who would pray for hours in front of the tabernacle
More than 4,000 people have died in attacks in Israel and Gaza since Oct. 7
The ‘little way’ of St. Thérèse is a path to holiness anyone can follow, the pope wrote in ‘C’est la Confiance’
Panelists at discussion Oct. 12 at Georgetown University said the pope’s message wasn’t partisan, but a ‘challenge of the heart’
At audience Oct. 25, the pope discussed Sts. Cyril and Methodius, who created an alphabet to share the Gospel with Slavic peoples