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Ukraine Criticizes Pope Francis Over Negotiation Comments With Russia

Pope Francis offers prayers for Haiti and faces criticism over Ukraine conflict resolution comments. Global leaders play a crucial role in promoting peace ...

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Pope Francis Battles Flu, Raises Concerns Over Health

Pope Francis delegates speech due to flu recovery, criticizes gender ideology, faces ongoing health challenges.

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Pope Francis Hospitalized With Flu Symptoms

Pope Francis hospitalized for flu after recent public appearances; continues to fulfill duties despite health challenges.

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Victims Urge Pope For Independent Inquiry Into Jesuit Abuse

Victims urge Pope Francis to investigate abuse allegations by Jesuit priest for transparency and justice.

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Pope's approval of gay blessings could have impact where rights are restricted, LGBTQ+ advocates say

Pope Francis’ authorization for Catholic priests to offer blessings to same-sex couples is in many ways a recognition of what has been going on in some European parishes for years

The Independent UK

Pope points out Celtic plus points. But are they damning for Parkhead club?

Do Pope's plaudits shine light on Celtic's Champions League deficiencies?

The National (Scotland)

Pope Francis To Drive Climate Change Agenda At UN’s COP28 Summit In Dubai

Pope Francis to Make Historic Appearance at COP28 Climate Change Summit in Dubai

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Whoopi Goldberg meets Pope Francis

Pope Francis told Goldberg that she was "very important," in their first-ever meeting

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The Pope, the ‘false prophet’, and the battle for Argentina

Argentina’s presidential election in October is shaping up as a political and cultural battle between a right-wing populist and… the Pope.

The Week

Why Pope's message to young Russians not to forget 'great Russia of Catherine II and Peter I' has not gone down well in Ukraine

Pope Francis’s video speech to the All-Russian Meeting of Catholic Youth in St Petersburg, urging them to “not forget their heritage” has caused quite a stir. What struck a bitter chord internationally – and especially in Ukraine – about the remarks he delivered on August 25 was not so much…

The Conversation

The ‘false prophet’ v the pope: Argentina faces clash of ideologies in election

Javier Milei, a culture war populist and sex coach who won country’s open primary, rages at ‘communist’ pontiff as he sets his sights on becoming president

The Guardian - UK

Catholics urged to follow Pope’s lead by urging MPs to block migration Bill

International development agency Cafod said the Illegal Migration Bill ‘represents everything Pope Francis asks us not to be’.

The Independent UK

Fake accounts, chaos and few sign-ups: the first day of Twitter Blue was messy

Elon Musk’s attempt to make the social media site profitable seemed to flop as the verification check lost all meaning

The Guardian - US

Musk's Twitter drops labels for government-funded media

Twitter has removed labels describing global media organizations are government-funded or state-affiliated

The Independent UK

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Pope Francis leaves hospital, assures the world he is 'still alive'

Roman Catholic leader Pope Francis left a Roman hospital on Saturday after three days of treatment for a lung infection. The pontiff smilingly assured wellwishers and journalists that he is "still alive". He is 86 years old.

Reuters

Pope should punish 'heretical' German bishops, cardinal says

Pope Francis should take disciplinary action against German bishops who support same-sex unions and hold other "heretical" views, a top conservative cardinal said in an interview published on Friday.

The Guardian - UK

Pope Francis is no champion of women

Brief letters: The Catholic church | Spade confusion | Junior doctors’ pay | Pardon my English | T-shirt slogans

The Guardian - UK

Bahraini death row prisoner pleads with pope to aid his release

Exclusive: Mohammed Ramadhan, who alleges he was tortured into confessing to deadly bombing, urges pontiff to act on visit to Gulf state

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The National (Scotland)

Pope Francis says he must slow down or consider 'stepping aside'

POPE Francis has acknowledged he can no longer travel like he used to because of his strained knee ligaments, saying his week-long Canadian…

The Independent UK

Pope appoints first cardinal from Amazon rainforest

When the Archbishop of the Brazilian city of Manaus Leonardo Steiner kneels before Pope Francis on August 27, the Brazilian clergyman will make history as the first Cardinal to come from the Amazon

The National (Scotland)

Scottish church leader to join Pope Francis for 'historic' peace pilgrimage

POPE Francis is to join the Archbishop of Canterbury and the new Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland on a “historic”…

The Conversation

Pope Francis apologized for the harm done to First Nations peoples, but what does a pope’s apology mean?

Pope Francis apologized on April 1, 2022, to First Nations, Inuit and Métis delegations, acknowledging the harm done by residential schools in Canada and marking a crucial step in the church admitting its role in the abuse of Indigenous communities and children. Yet this apology, as important as it is,…

Reuters

Pope struggles with leg pain in Malta, defends migrants

Pope Francis, struggling with leg pain, on Sunday said countries should always help those trying to survive "amidst the waves of the sea" as he wrapped up a trip to Malta, which is at the heart of Europe's migration debate.

The Conversation

Who are the Jesuits?

For centuries, the Jesuits have worn many hats: missionaries, educators and preachers; writers and scientists; priests with the poor and confessors to the royal courts of Europe.

Reuters

Pope condemns assisted suicide as Italian parliament mulls law

Pope Francis condemned assisted suicide as an unacceptable deviation from medical ethics on Wednesday as Italy's parliament resumed talks on a law to regulate it.

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