
Lawyer’s Heart Surgery Leads Him on ‘Different Path’ to Serve Persecuted Christians
The photographs of Stephen Rasche in a new exhibit highlight the horrors suffered in Iraq and Nigeria.
The photographs of Stephen Rasche in a new exhibit highlight the horrors suffered in Iraq and Nigeria.
ANALYSIS: The Holy Father is accustomed to a busy daily schedule, frequent travel abroad, and a hands-on governing style. Adjusting to a new reality won’t be easy.
Bruni said that Pope Francis will have a laparotomy and abdominal wall reconstruction with prosthetic material in the early afternoon on June 7.
According to the Vatican, Pope Francis will lead the Angelus on Sunday as usual and other audiences for the upcoming days will take place.
After weeks of prayer and anticipation, Mary Bartold went to the doctor on July 30, Blessed Solanus’ feast day, for a pre-surgery MRI scan to get updated images. The day after the scan, there was no sign of the tumors.
The Pope pointed to young saints as examples of those who found 'complete happiness in relationship with the living Christ' through their vocations.
Cardinal Pietro Parolin told journalists that he expects Pope Francis will continue to work from his hospital bed as he recovers.
Pope Francis returned to the Vatican last Sunday and is expected now to face two months of rest and recovery. Is this a new phase in his pontificate? This week on Register Radio, we talk to Frank Rocca, EWTN News Senior Vatican Analyst. And, as we move closer to Holy Week, the Register has taken a long look at the “Art of Holy Week.” We are joined by Dominican Sister Mary Madeline Todd from Aquinas College and a contributor to our coverage.
In a written message released by the Vatican, the Holy Father welcomed approximately 4,300 Slovak pilgrims who began their jubilee pilgrimage this week with the celebration of Mass at the Basilica of St. John Lateran.
The 86-year-old Francis has been hospitalized three times in the past two years.
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