
Pope Francis Greets Orphans and Refugees in Indonesia
Another of his routines, now considered a tradition, is to meet migrants, refugees or homeless people both before setting out on a journey and also upon arriving at his destination.
Another of his routines, now considered a tradition, is to meet migrants, refugees or homeless people both before setting out on a journey and also upon arriving at his destination.
The first stop on his Southeast Asia tour is Indonesia, home to the largest Muslim population in the world, where he will preside over an interfaith meeting in Jakarta’s Istiqlal Mosque.
Pope Francis is scheduled to speak at COP28 in Dubai’s Expo City on Dec. 2 at 10 a.m.
On the three-day trip, the Holy Father appealed for unity with the Orthodox Church and prayed at Istanbul’s Blue Mosque.
Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew I praised how Pope Francis exercises his Petrine ministry as the head of the Catholic Church.
The Pope prayed at the Muslim mosque in Istanbul, alongside the grand mufti of Ankara.
Bartholomew I says Pope Francis’ presence in Istanbul is a symbolic ‘bridging’ of the East and the West.
The Holy Father delivered this message in his address today to Turkey’s Department for Religious Affairs, the nation’s highest Sunni Muslim authority.
Pope Francis addressed representatives of Council of Europe institutions yesterday in Strasbourg.
According to a Catholic who works closely with pan-European institutions, most members of the European Parliament endorse tomorrow’s papal address.
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