Almost two months after being hospitalized for bronchitis, Pope Francis thanked the doctors that caught the infection in a ...
Pope Francis was admitted to hospital with what was initially said to be a check up on Wednesday Pope Francis' health is improving after he was taken to hospital with a respiratory condition, the ...
Dear children, Jesus is always by our side to give us hope,’ he reminded sick children from Poland at the Vatican on May 29.
Pope Francis canceled all of his scheduled meetings on Friday morning due to a fever, the Vatican has said, again raising ...
In response to reporters, Vatican spokesman Matteo Bruni said, “Due to a feverish state, Pope Francis did not hold any ...
Its sheer size suggests the wisdom — although probably the futility, too — of Pope Francis’s plea that his apostolic exhortation “on love in the family” be read “patiently and ...
Pope Francis resumed regular appointments on Saturday, one day after canceling his schedule due to a fever. The pontiff held a number of private meetings, including with visitors from Georgetown ...
The health of Francis, who was made pope in 2013, has been a topic of intense speculation over the past year, while persistent knee pain has forced the octogenarian to use a wheelchair.
Pope Francis raised some eyebrows while discussing sex abusers, whom he labeled “children of God” who deserve love and “pastoral care” — as well revolting “enemies” who must be punished.
Pope Francis admitted to not having a perfect answer for a Jesuit priest who asked him about the Gospel's call to "love your enemies" in the context of sexual abusers. During his apostolic journey ...
And while Pope Francis has assured the bishops of the Ukrainian ... a crumbling civil society with vast demographic and public-health problems — is an expression of the damage done by Lenin ...
ROME — Pope Francis said that NATO “barking” at Russia’s door may have led to Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine — and said he has offered to meet the Russian president in Moscow. In an interview ...
