Pope Francis said that he might retire in a few years, and shared 2 things he doesn't like about being pope

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Following furious remarks from conservative Catholics, the Vatican has backtracked on the positive comments regarding the treatment of homosexuals and same-sex couples.

Argentinian lowbrow artists, Marianela and Pool are preparing a controversial exhibit of 33 Barbie and Ken dolls adapted to religious figures from Catholicism, Judaism, Buddhism and Islam, which will show in Buenos Aires.

Juan Sepúlveda Larancuente, a Puerto Rican man suffering from ALS, challenged Pope Francis to take the Ice Bucket Challenge in inspiring video.

Pope Francis tells youth to stop wasting time on cell phones and the Internet.

Pope Francis has called for societies and authorities in Ukraine, the Middle East and Iraq to stop their wars.

Pope Francis sent a message today in which he called on the international community to protect and shelter migrant children.

They have broken bread together, prayed together, and each ruled the Vatican respectively, but Pope Francis of Argentina and his predecessor, Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI of Germany, find themselves in the middle of a soccer rivalry as their two countries meet in the World Cup Final on Sunday.

The Vatican has said that Pope Francis is unlikely to meet with his predecessor, Benedict XVI, to watch the World Cup match on Sunday.

Pope Francis canceled his third appearance in a month due to "indisposition." The Vatican insists his health is fine and the pontiff resumed his schedule on Saturday morning.

Enrique Peña Nieto's health is rumored to be suffering, according to social media.

The Vatican has found Mexican priest Eduardo Mendoza Cordova guilty of sexual abuse of minor.

The pope also repeated his openness to dialogue on the question of celibacy for Catholic priests.

Pope Francis urged Mexican bishops to "be with the people" in their work.

The pope also called for individuals to "share with complete freedom the goods which God’s providence has placed in our hands, material goods but also intellectual and spiritual ones."

Pope Francis has declared Popes John XXIII and John Paul II as saints and oredered them to be "devoutly honored" by the whole of the Catholic Church.

John Paul II and John XXIII will be canonized tomorrow. The first time two popes will be canonized simultaneously.

The canonization of Popes John XXIII and John II is to be presided over by Pope Francis and Benedict XVI, however, the event is going to be followed by millions.

Pope Francis has delivered a sermon at the Vatican calling for peace across the earth in conflicts "small or great, old or new."

Pope Francis gave mass in St. Peter's Basilica in honor of Palm Sunday. He remembered John Paul II and even posed for "selfies."

Pope Francis is asking for forgiveness for sexual abuse of children by the Catholic clergy.

"I urge you not to get stuck in the conflict of the moment but open yourselves to one another to become true builders of peace," said Pope Francis.

Nicolás Maduro has invited Cardinal Pietro Parolin to be one of the mediators during the talks he will be holding with opposition leaders which begin tomorrow.

Queen Elizabeth II has had her first official meeting with Pope Francis during a whirlwind visit to Rome.

Mario Vargas Lopez, who spent five months in a Louisiana detention center, has been released after posting bond. His 10-year-old daughter had jumped a barrier at the Vatican to ask Pope Francis to help put a stop to deportations.

Pope Francis has met with President Barack Obama in the Pontiff's private chambers at the Vatican for the first time since Francis was elected a year ago.

German customs officials have seized a shipment of cocaine that was intended for the Vatican: officers at Liepzig airport found 12 ounces of coke.

The pope has been outspoken on the mistreatment of immigrants in the past, calling the death of hundreds of African migrants off the coast of Italy a "disgrace" this summer.

March 13 marks a year since Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio from Argentina was elected Pope and took the name Francis I. We celebrate with 15 of his most memorable quotes.