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Pope Francis after 100 days: A contrast to Benedict
By Eric J. Lyman One-hundred days after Francis became the first non-European pope since the eighth century, the main difference between him and his European predecessors has more to do with style than concrete action. Francis made his humble and … Continue reading
The fundamental role of women in the Church
For the third time this week Pope Francis returned to the topic of women in the Church in his general audience catechesis. On Holy Saturday he had dedicated his Easter Vigil Homily to the women as the first witnesses to … Continue reading
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Pope Francis: 1st homily (full text)
(Vatican Radio) Pope Francis celebrated the Missa pro Ecclesiae in the Sistine Chapel on Thursday afternoon. Below, please find Vatican Radio’s translation of the full text of his homily. ************************************************************************************ In these three readings I see that there is something … Continue reading
Habemus Papem
Viva Papa!!! Benedictio tibi gratia Francisci.
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Letter From Priests’ Lovers Reignites Celibacy Debate
St. Peter, “The Rock of the Church” and Jesus’ handpicked successor on Earth was a married man. Most of the Apostles were also married. Pope Adrian II was one of many Popes to have been married. Prior to his reign … Continue reading
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Vene Sancte Spiritus! Extra omnes! Habemus Papam!
Come Holy Spirit! Today in Rome 115 “Princes of the Church” inspired by God takes on one of their most solemn duties, the selection of a Pope. As they enter the Sistene Chapel awed by the most beautiful examples of … Continue reading →