Pope Francis, After Belgian Criticism, Says Church Has 'No Place for Abuse'
Francis apologised on Friday for sexual abuse by Catholic clergy in Belgium, saying the Church must "be ashamed and ask forgiveness". He also held a two-hour meeting with a group of survivors, who pressed him to provide better financial compensation for victims.
Pope Francis slammed on Sunday Israel’s aggression on Gaza and Lebanon as “immoral” and “disproportionate,” stressing that ...
On Sept. 30, Pope Francis met with a delegation of women at the Vatican who presented voices from the Amazon region and ...
Mattingly: It was the kind of quote that, when said by the right person under the right conditions, would inspire bold ...
In a brief press conference on the plane returning from Belgium, Pope Francis answered questions including one on Israel’s ...
Pope Francis is suggesting that Israel has used an “immoral” and disproportionate response in its attacks in Gaza and Lebanon ...
It was the second time in as many weeks that Francis has been asked about his views on abortion, which remains a ...
Every crisis, including what the Catholic Church can experience when people no longer care about religion or have distanced ...
Students at the world's oldest Catholic university applauded Pope Francis for his calls to protect the environment and ...
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