Pope thanks pharmacists for helping people during pandemic

Pope Francis said he was called out for forgetting to thank a group of people who also are on the front lines of fighting the coronavirus epidemic: pharmacists. At the beginning of each of his daily Masses, the pope prays for various people who are suffering or are working to alleviate the suffering of those... Read More

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February 27, 2020

Pope Francis cancels visit with Rome priests due to ‘slight’ illness

Pope Francis has missed a planned Mass with Rome clergy due to illness. The Vatican said the 83-year-old pontiff had a “slight indisposition” and would proceed with the rest of his planned work on Thursday but he “preferred to stay near Santa Marta”, the Vatican hotel where he lives. There was no word from the... Read More

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December 6, 2018

Cardinal Nichols thanks everyone for prayers following illness

Cardinal Vincent Nichols has thanked everyone for their prayers following his recent illness. The cardinal was taken ill last month at an Armistice Day service on Remembrance Sunday and had to leave Westminster Cathedral. Writing to parishes and priests in the Diocese of Westminster earlier this month, Cardinal Nichols, who is gradually returning to his... Read More

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June 20, 2016

Christians, Muslims are called to imitate God’s mercy, says cardinal

God asks Christians and Muslims to be forgiving, merciful and compassionate towards others, especially those in need, said Cardinal Jean-Louis Tauran. “We are saddened to see so many victims of conflicts and violence,” in particular the elderly, children and women, as well as people who suffer from human trafficking, poverty, illness, natural disasters and unemployment,... Read More

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May 6, 2016

Iowa priest donating a kidney to his longtime friend, a religious brother

Christian Brother Stephen William Markham and Fr Scott Bullock already shared a strong spiritual bond as two men who have dedicated their lives to serving Christ as a consecrated religious and a priest. Very soon, they also will be connected by blood. Come 16th June, or thereabout, Brother Markham is scheduled to receive a kidney... Read More

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