Pope Francis: Catholics Should Combat ‘Dismal’ Economic Inequality with Hope
Pope Francis called inequality a “social disease,” many of the “symptoms” of which have been aggravated by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Pope Francis Prays for Families Going Hungry Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
In his homily in the chapel of Casa Santa Marta, his Vatican residence, Pope Francis reflected on Christ as our intercessor before God.
Pope Francis: God Will Judge Us by How We Treated the Poor
In his homily via livestream from Casa Santa Marta, the chapel in his Vatican City residence, Pope Francis focused on these words of Jesus in the Gospel of John: “You always have the poor with you, but you do not always have me.”
Pope Francis Prays the Church Will Welcome the Homeless During Coronavirus
In his homily, the pope reflected on Christ’s sacrifice on the cross for the sins of the world, which he said is prophesied in the day’s first reading.
Is Your Parish Bogged Down in Pay-to-Pray Evangelism?
Even when a parish is doing it right, we’re still doing it backwards.
Persecuted Youth Partake in Krakow 2016
More Than 3,500 Treated to World Youth Day Through Aid to the Church in Need
Year of Mercy Will Culminate With ‘Pilgrimage of the Poor’
Thousands of poor and excluded men and women from across Europe will be given a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity this November: a chance to celebrate the Jubilee Year of Mercy in Rome with Pope Francis.
A Look at How Businesses Can Help the Poor
Businesses help reduce economic and social inequality by putting people before profit, and becoming close to poor neighborhoods.
Pope Francis and 21st-Century Stewardship
If it’s consistent with both the papacy of Pope Francis and the legacy of his saintly namesake, Laudato Sii, the encyclical to be published on June 18, is likely to make a strong connection between the environment and the poor and the vulnerable.
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