Scientists and people of faith always must admit they don’t know everything, and they must never be afraid to explore […]
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The theory that well-being will automatically flow down to everyone from the riches of the few is “a lie,” Pope Francis said.
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The worst enemies in a young person’s life aren’t the problems they may face, Pope Francis said. The biggest dangers are being unwilling to find a way to adapt, mediocrity by settling for the status quo, and fear, he said at his general audience in St. Peter’s Square.
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God shows his love, not with great speeches, but with simple, tender acts of charity, Pope Francis said. “When Jesus
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Peace is a gift that can easily be destroyed through petty gossip and speaking ill of others, Pope Francis said. People who receive and give the sign of peace “should be men and women of peace” and not ruin “the peace made by the Holy Spirit with your tongue,”
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“A church with wounds doesn’t place itself at the centre, it doesn’t think itself perfect, it doesn’t look to cover
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Pope Francis asked Catholics to recognise and be thankful for the undeserved gift of the Holy Spirit they received with the sacrament of confirmation.
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Pope Francis will create 14 new cardinals during a late afternoon consistory June 28, not June 29 as he had
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While the call to live like a Christian is “the same as saying to live ‘like a saint,'” it does not mean “having a face like on a prayer card,” the pope said in his homily during morning Mass at Domus Sanctae Marthae.
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