
Francis Faces Another Mess in Argentina
The latest controversy involving bishops the Holy Father has appointed in his native country may have permanently scuttled the chances of ever making a papal trip home.
The latest controversy involving bishops the Holy Father has appointed in his native country may have permanently scuttled the chances of ever making a papal trip home.
Olivera Ravasi said that Pope Francis personally received members of the order and instructed them to evangelize in places where the faith had not been shared before while also providing necessary authorization for mission work.
On several occasions, Pope Francis has referred critically to gender ideology.
COMMENTARY: There are many reasons, but his visiting Argentina would offer the Holy Father a chance to articulate a positive vision for Argentina’s political and economic future.
COMMENTARY: The visit of Argentinian President Alberto Fernández to Pope Francis on Thursday was curious — and embarrassing — on several levels.
Dismissal from the clerical state means that Father Yannuzzi can no longer exercise the priestly ministry publicly or privately, in any way.
Newspaper purports Vatican knew about Bishop Gustavo Zanchetta before 2017 appointment to a Vatican office, which Vatican has denied.
AP report contradicts a Vatican statement made just weeks ago.
In message, Holy Father says, despite his great desire to travel to his homeland, he won’t be able to next year, due to commitments in Asia and Africa.
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