Tag: Vatican
Pope Francis at Wednesday audience: ‘Let us do penance for peace’
“Let us pray for peace, let us even do penance for peace,” the 88-year-old pontiff told pilgrims inside the Paul VI Audience Hall
Vatican issues ethical guidelines on AI in new document
The Vatican acknowledges Artificial Intelligence’s role in advancing technology but warns against its unintended consequences.
Pope Francis at Wednesday audience: Ask for the grace ‘to listen...
Reflecting on the Gospel of St. Matthew, he said people can learn from the righteous man who was always attentive to the will of God
Nobel Laureate Maria Ressa: Rebuilding truth and trust is global imperative
“Without facts, you can’t have truth. Without truth, you can’t have trust. Without these three, we have no shared reality"
Vatican: Pope Francis suffers bruised arm from fall
While the arm was not fractured in the accident, it was braced “as a precautionary measure,” the brief communication said
Pope Francis offers condolences on death of Jimmy Carter
Pope Francis recalls Jimmy Carter’s “firm commitment, motivated by deep Christian faith, to the cause of reconciliation and peace between peoples, the defense of human rights and the welfare of the poor and those in need”
Jubilee: A new pedestrian area opens near the Vatican
A new pedestrian area at the start of Via della Conciliazione, connecting Castel Sant’Angelo to St Peter’s Basilica, has been inaugurated ahead of the Jubilee, blending historic significance with modern design
Pope celebrates motherhood: Let us praise God for the miracle of...
As Christmas approaches, Pope Francis focuses on the gift of motherhood and “the miracle of life” at the Angelus for the Fourth Sunday of Advent.
Hans Zimmer: We have a duty to do something that shakes...
Hans Zimmer urges artists and musicians to use their imagination to "do something that shakes people awake", to create without fear and use their art as a force for justice and change
Vatican may add ‘spiritual abuse’ to crimes in Church law
The term "false mysticism" is an "overly broad and ambiguous expression" in need of refining in certain contexts in the Church