Pope Speaks Truth to a Nation ‘That Is No Longer Listening’
EDITORIAL: The response to the Holy Father’s remarks on abortion and women says more about the capitulation of the once-Catholic country of Belgium to secularism than about the Church.
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The Pope’s Next Visit to the ‘Peripheries’ Is in the Heart of Europe
ANALYSIS: Faith is flagging and euthanasia expanding in Belgium, once a bastion of Catholic culture.
Pope Francis Asks Papua New Guinea Catholics to Spread the Gospel to ‘Peripheries’
Francis urges the faithful gathered at Marian shrine to emulate the saints by bringing Christ to others.
Francis Won’t Be the First Pope to Visit Papua New Guinea: A Look at John Paul II’s Trips
John Paul II visited Papua New Guinea for the first time in May 1984.
20,000 Miles Over the Sea: Here’s Where Pope Francis is Headed in Southeast Asia and Oceania
Francis will be the third Pope to visit Indonesia after St. Paul VI and St. John Paul II.
‘God Is Hidden in Human Misery’: Pope Francis Highlights Dignity of Migrants, Prisoners
‘Spread the Gospel of hope,’ the Pope told the faithful in his July 7 homily.
Pope Francis to Offer Mass in Venice’s St. Mark’s Square
The papal day trip will be Sunday, April 28, the Vatican announced.
Why Has Pope Francis Never Visited His Homeland?
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.
5 Takeaways From a Historic Papal Visit to Hungary
Pope Francis touched on immigration, war in Ukraine, and gender issues in a country whose government has styled itself as a defender of Christian values.
Pope Francis’ Hungary Visit Demonstrated His Social Vision — and the False Media Narratives That Attempt to Define Him
COMMENTARY: On the choice between Brussels and Budapest, Pope Francis picked Rome — exposing reductive media accounts in the process.
