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Cardinal Pell talks technology, Trump, Brexit at book presentation

Although new technologies can promote employment and new opportunities in an ailing economy, if used improperly, they can also lead to tragedy and affect the course of history, said Australian George Cardinal Pell, Prefect of the Secretariat for the Economy, on 28 March during the presentation of a book on technology’s influence on society.

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Australian George Cardinal Pell, Prefect of the Vatican's Secretariat for the Economy, speaks at the presentation of the book, Connected World, at the Vatican on 28 March. The book by Father Philip Larrey addresses advanced technology and the rise of artificial intelligence on society. Photo: CNS/Paul Haring

Don’t treat confessional like a dry cleaners, says Pope Francis

The confessional is a place where one can go to humbly seek forgiveness; it is not a dry cleaners where one goes to remove the occasional stain, Pope Francis said in his homily during morning Mass at Domus Sanctae Marthae on 21 March.

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While forgiveness is a difficult mystery to comprehend, the Gospel helps Christians understand that going to confession is more than just making some kind of bank transaction, Pope Francis has said. Photo: CNS/L'Osservatore Romano, EPA

Conversion doesn’t happen through magic, but concrete actions says Pope Francis

Conversion doesn’t come from the wave of a magic wand, but from learning to do good through concrete actions every day, Pope Francis has said.

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Pope Francis greets a girl during a 12 March visit to the Parish of St Magdalene of Canossa, Rome. Photo: CNS/Angelo Carconi, EPA

CARITAS AUSTRALIA PROJECT COMPASSION WEEK 2 – Martina’s Story; A Shared Responsibility

Caritas Australia has been working to prevent domestic violence alongside our Partners in places like Timor-Leste.

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Martina collecting her vegetables to feed her family of 8 and to sell. Photo: Richard Wainwright/Caritas Australia

Pope Francis: Lent breathes life into world suffocated by sin

Lent is a time to receive God’s breath of life, a breath that saves humanity from suffocating under the weight of selfishness, indifference and piety devoid of sincerity, Pope Francis said during the Ash Wednesday Mass on 1 March at the Basilica of Santa Sabina.

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Pope Francis celebrates Ash Wednesday Mass at the Basilica of Santa Sabina in Rome on 1 March Photo: Paul Haring

Pope Francis: Bravely tackle hardship knowing God will never let you down

When life gets difficult, trust in God and don’t worry unnecessarily about tomorrow, Pope Francis said before praying the Angelus at St Peter’s Square on 26 February.

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Pope Francis waves as he leads the Angelus from his studio overlooking St. Peter's Square at the Vatican. Photo: Alessandro Bianchi, Reuters

Be ashamed when tempted to use church for power struggles, Pope says

Pope Francis has this week said that whenever one is tempted to use the church for pursuing personal ambitions or to be arrogant, [they should] pray to feel ashamed.

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A boy takes a selfie with Pope Francis before celebrating Mass at St Mary Josefa Parish in Rome on February 19. Photo: CNS/Paul Haring

Pope Francis: Be Christians of substance, not appearance

Obeying the true spirit of the commandments and not just a literal interpretation of them is what makes Christians become authentic witnesses, Pope Francis has said.

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Obeying the true spirit of the commandments and not just a literal interpretation of them is what makes Christians become authentic witnesses,” Pope Francis said this week. Photo: Paul Haring/CNS

POPE FRANCIS 2017 LENTEN MESSAGE: Money, pride make people ignore God’s word, neglect others

Without making room for God’s word in their heart, people will never be able to welcome and love all human life, Pope Francis has said this week in his 2017 Lenten message.

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Without making room for God's word in their heart, people will never be able to welcome and love all human life, Pope Francis has said this week in his 2017 Lenten message. Photo: Paul Haring

“Call Me Francis’ examines the pre-papal life of Jorge Bergoglio

“What am I doing in Rome? People retire at my age,” a pensive, melancholy Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio (Sergio Hernandez) says early on in Call Me Francis. Netflix’s mini-series renders a textured, honest, yet sympathetic portrait of our current pontiff before he was Pope.

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Pope Francis greets the crowd as he leads the Angelus from his studio overlooking St Peter's Square at the Vatican on January 29. Photo: CNS/L'Osservatore Romano

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