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.
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Tokyo archbishop urges Catholics to embrace Marian hope and love amid global crises
He underscored the relevance of Christ’s commandment to “love one another” in an era marked by fear and exclusion
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LiCAS News honored for faith-rooted journalism at CFA 5th Lagerwey Awards
The award, named after veteran Filipino journalist Genaro V. Ong, was presented by his daughter, who hailed LiCAS News as a model of transformative communication
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Vietnam parish marks Vocations Day with festival honoring faith, family
The celebration sought to introduce young Catholics to the beauty of religious life while highlighting the foundational role of the family
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Religious dialogue on ecology marks Laudato Si’ anniversary in Singapore
Common themes included the need to engage youth, embrace sustainable living, and foster compassion in environmental efforts
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Religious communities in Philippines see grace and mission in election of Pope Leo XIV
“We, consecrated men and women in the Philippines, welcome the new Holy Father with filial devotion and synodal solidarity"
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‘Not a Throne but a Cross’: Asian bishops voice support for new pontiff
The bishops pledged support for the pope’s mission of evangelization, justice, peace, and care for the poor and creation
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Pope Leo XIV’s election resonates in Thailand as Catholics celebrate first American pontiff
“The new pope is not claiming a throne but embracing a cross,” said Archbishop Francis Xavier Vira Arpondratana of Bangkok
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BREAKING: Habemus Papam | Cardinals choose new pontiff on day two of historic conclave
The smoke appeared shortly after the fourth ballot, following an earlier round of voting Thursday morning that ended inconclusively
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No decision yet: Conclave continues after two more inconclusive votes
The black smoke rose at 11:50 a.m. Rome time, following the second ballot of the day and the third overall since the start of the conclave
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Black smoke rises: Catholic Church still without new pontiff
The smoke appeared more than three hours after the 133 electors were sealed inside the Sistine Chapel to begin the secret balloting process
