20 million people are currently on the threshold of famine in seven countries in East Africa and Yemen. This major crisis has been driven by droughts, climate change, inflation and ongoing conflict in some countries.
Former Irish soccer pro Philip Mulryne was last weekend ordained a priest of the Order of Preachers, or Dominicans.
The international community must not remain resigned to the plight of those suffering hunger and malnutrition, which is often caused by indifference and selfishness, Pope Francis said in a message to the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation conference on 3 July.
Better to take the risk of carrying the freshness of the Gospel to others than to be a “museum Christian” afraid of change, Pope Francis told Serra International during an audience with its members in Rome.
In reading the recently released In God’s Hands: The Spiritual Diaries of John Paul II, it would be normal to question one’s worthiness in having the opportunity to gain such an insight into one of the greatest minds the Catholic Church has seen.
Pope Francis is giving priests belonging to the Diocese of Ahiara, Nigeria, 30 days to write a letter promising obedience to him and accepting the bishop appointed for their diocese or they will be suspended.
The diabolical language of hypocrisy, which ensnares others through flattery has the power to destroy Christian communities, Pope Francis said in his homily during Mass in the chapel of the Domus Sanctae Marthae on 6 June.
Never speak, act or make a decision without first listening to the Holy Spirit, who moves troubles and inspires the heart, Pope Francis advised on 29 May during a morning Mass in the chapel of the Domus Sanctae Marthae