These are Pope Francis’ prayer intentions for 2024
Each month Pope Francis shares a prayer intention as part of the Pope’s Worldwide Prayer Network.
Each month Pope Francis shares a prayer intention as part of the Pope’s Worldwide Prayer Network.
During Sunday’s Angelus address, Pope Francis spoke to the faithful on the importance of the correct relationship between the Church and the state.
Asians tend to shun conflict and prefer harmonious relations, to the extent of
Pope Francis at the end of his general audience on Wednesday morning announced another day of prayer and fasting for an end to the Israel-Hamas war.
"War solves no problems. It only sows death and destruction, increases hatred, multiplies revenge,” he said.
CBCP president Pablo Virgilio David, the bishop of Kalookan, said OFWs – whom he described as “reluctant” or “accidental” missionaries – need to be empowered as they were not specifically trained for this role. “Filipinos especially overseas Filipino workers, are finding themselves in new situations all over the world and are forced by circumstances to become what we call ‘accidental missionaries,’” David said in a press briefing on Wednesday at the sidelines of the 16th Ordinary General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops. The “alienation” sometimes felt by OFWs in their host countries is precisely why they “hold on to their faith as their only source of strength and moral courage,” even if they never took it seriously back home, the bishop said.
"Exploitation is one of the origins of war. The other origin is of a geopolitical nature related to territorial dominance,” the pope said
Reverb Worship PH took the global stage at the historic Manila Metropolitan Theatre during the international launch of "Bridging Horizons: Naval Cultural Exchange Thru the Arts."
Aid groups in Gaza are sounding the alarm that an Israeli ground offensive could precipitate a worsening humanitarian crisis
Poep Francis emphasized that water should never be treated as a mere commodity, subject to exchange or speculation.
Pope Francis has commended the “little greatness” of St. Thérèse of Lisieux in a new message focusing on the 19th-century Carmelite’s relevance for the Church today.