Pope Francis’ doctor reveals ‘we had to choose’ whether to ‘let him go’ during breathing crisis
In an interview with Corriere della Sera, the leading Italian daily, Dr. Alfieri revealed much of what happened to the pope during his 38 days in the hospital, and described in some detail the two critical situations where the pope came close to death.
On March 25, the solemnity of the Annunciation of the Lord, the International Day of the Unborn Child is celebrated in more ...
Youth-group participants are among the few children who have had their drawings and letters received by the Holy Father.
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Dozens of children toting yellow and white balloons — many from war-torn countries — gathered outside Rome’s Gemelli hospital ...
Almost every country has committed to preventing child labor, but the issue persists through entrenched systemic drivers: the ...
Usually, the Pope receives about 100 letters a week. But in recent weeks, he has received several thousand every day.
Abuse prevention,” the Holy Father said, “is not a blanket to be spread over emergencies but one of the foundations on which ...
The Italian postal service has seen a huge increase in mail addressed to Pope Francis since his Feb. 14 hospitalization.
In Sunday's prayer, Pope Francis acknowledged the dozens of children toting yellow and white balloons who had gathered ...
It’s a growing concern that world leaders, economists, and even Pope Francis have warned about: people aren’t having enough ...
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