Pope Francis in Critical Condition Following Respiratory Crisis, Vatican Says
Pope Francis remains in critical condition after suffering a prolonged asthmatic respiratory crisis, the Vatican announced Saturday.
Pope Francis To Extend Hospitalization Over 'Complex Clinical Picture,' Vatican Says
The pontiff is suffering from a "polymicrobial respiratory tract infection," leading his doctors to change his therapy
Pope Francis Pens Emotional Warning Against Trump's Mass Deportation Orders: 'What Is Built on the Basis of Force' Will 'End Badly'
Pope Francis called for Christians to treat migrants with the same dignity they treat the people with power in a letter shared on Monday.
Pope Francis Slams Donald Trump's Deportation Plans: 'Not How Things Are Solved'
The pontiff has been a vocal critic of anti-immigration policies in the United States
Pope Francis Criticizes Unfriendly Nuns with 'Nasty Vinegar' Faces, Tells Them to Stop Speaking with Devil
The Pope emphasized the importance of friendliness and love in embodying the virtues of the Catholic Church as he told nuns to abandon 'vinegar' faces Sunday.
Pope Puts Pro-Immigration Trump Rival In Charge of DC Archdiocese Ahead of Inauguration
Pope Francis appointed Cardinal Robert McElroy, a Donald Trump critic, as the new Archbishop of Washington, D.C., ahead of the inauguration.
Pope Francis Calls For End of Ukraine, Gaza Wars During Christmas Day Address: 'May The Sound Of Arms Be Silenced'
Pope Francis used his 2024 Christmas Day address to call for an end to the wars in Ukraine and Gaza.
Pope Kicks Off Christmas Under Shadow Of War
At Saint Peter's Basilica, Francis used his Christmas Eve mass to urge Christians to think "of the wars, of the machine-gunned children, of the bombs on schools or hospitals" as this year's Christmas once again takes place under the shadow of Israel's war on Hamas and Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Teenager Nicknamed "Patron Saint of the Internet" Picked by Pope to Be First Millennial Saint
Pope Francis has announced that Carlo Acutis, a 15-year-old web designer who died in 2006, will be canonized as the Catholic Church's first millennial saint.
Pope Francis claims working to repel migrants is a 'grave sin'
The pontiff again advocated for countries to be more welcoming, saying that people are "crossing seas and deserts to reach a land where they can live in peace and safety"
Pope Francis to host comedians from around the world amid controversy over repeated homophobic slur
The event is set to take place on Friday. He is also making headlines for repeating a word for which he apologized weeks ago
Pope Francis in hot water after alleged use of homophobic slur in closed-door meeting
The epithet seemingly took place during a meeting with Italian bishops, where he told them not to allow gay men to train for priesthood
Pope Francis addresses U.S. border situation: immigration 'makes a country grow'
The pontiff called on the country to "open the doors to migration" and help people "integrate" to society
Pope Francis criticizes Texas' efforts to shut down Catholic charity helping migrants: 'It's madness'
State Attorney General Ken Paxton has sued Annunciation House and is seeking to revoke its ability to operate in the state
Pope Calls Anti-migrant Attitudes At US Border 'Madness'
Speaking in his native Spanish through a translator for more than an hour, Francis told CBS News program "60 Minutes" that the closing by the state of Texas of a Catholic charity offering humanitarian assistance was absurd.
Pope Francis: 'Agent of Change' According to U.S. Latino Perspective in Pew Center Survey
Over three in four hold favorable views of the Argentine pontiff. A third of all U.S. Catholics are Latino
Pope To Hold First Official Talks With Argentina's Milei
The political newcomer is on his first visit to Rome since being elected in October on a wave of anger over decades of economic crisis.
Pope Francis Pleads For Release Of Hostages Kidnapped In Haiti Including 6 Nuns
The kidnapping took place on Jan. 19 when the armed men hijacked the bus and drove off to an unknown destination, taking all the passengers, as well as the nuns.
Pope Francis Says He Hopes To Visit Native Argentina This Year For First Time As Pontiff
Pope Francis said that he was worried about the people in his home country as they were "suffering much" due to high inflation.
Argentine President Javier Milei Invites Pope Francis To Visit Home Country
The president said he believes the pope's trip "will bring fruits of pacification and brotherhood of all Argentines, eager to overcome our divisions and confrontations."
These are the Main Threats to Global Peace This Year, According to Pope Francis
Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the Israel-Hamas war, migration, the climate crisis and the "despicable" practice of surrogate motherhood made it to the list
Pope Urges Dialogue As More Nicaraguan Priests Arrested
Fourteen Nicaraguan priests have now been arrested in a crackdown on the Catholic Church in the Central American country, prompting Pope Francis to call for dialogue during his Monday prayer.
Pope Francis Approves Blessings for Same-Sex Couples in Radical Change for Catholic Church
A document says that people seeking this shouldn't be subjected to "an exhaustive moral analysis"
Pope Francis Calls on Leaders at COP28 to 'Turn Corner' on Climate
The 86-year-old pontiff also said the world should move to end using fossil fuels
Pope Recovering Well After Recent Illness, Vatican Says
Due to his condition at the weekend, Francis recited the traditional Angelus prayer on Sunday from his residence rather than overlooking St Peter's Square
Pope's Moral Force Aims To 'Tip' UN Climate Talks
The 86-year-old pontiff, a defender of the poor who has made environmental activism a cornerstone of his 10-year papacy, will address the COP28 meeting in Dubai on December 2.
Pope Opens Church Meeting Amid Tensions With Conservatives
Pope Francis opens a major congress on the future of the Catholic Church Wednesday marked by tensions with conservatives on issues such as the treatment of divorcees and LGBTQ believers.
Pope Francis Appoints 21 New Cardinals, Including 2 Argentinians, as He Looks Past The West
He has sought to create a more inclusive Church, looking past Europe to clergy in Africa, Asia and Latin America to fill the Church's highest ranks.
Pope Francis Urges European Governments to Do More to Care for Migrants
The pope's remarks follow his insistence that "people who are at risk of drowning when abandoned on the waves must be rescued".
Brazil's Lula Meets Pope, Discusses Peace And Poverty
Pope Francis met Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva on Wednesday and discussed common concerns including peace.