The Pope's resigned, so?
It’s probably the most innovative thing he’s done as Pope. Something no other Pope has done in over six hundred years – resign.
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Under Pope Francis, the Catholic Church has become a radical, pro-migrant voice. From washing the feet of refugees to calling for open borders, his message of love-thy-neighbour is clear. But on the other side, there’s Matteo Salvini, who fronts Italy’s populist Lega party.
The Queen has cracked a joke about being a grandmother in her Christmas Day message, saying events like weddings and births have kept her “well occupied” this year. In HIS Christmas message, the Pope called on people to carefully consider greed and desire and the effects these have on society.
Irish survivors of Catholic abuse who held a private meeting with the Pope yesterday have said he appeared to have no knowledge of the notorious Magdalene Laundries, where women who had children outside marriage were locked up and their babies taken from them.
Martin Scorsese interview with Krishnan Guru-Murthy, where the film director talks about America’s future under Donald Trump, meeting the Pope in Rome and his new film Silence which is out on January 1st.
Pope Francis and TV star Kim Kardashian have weighed into a debate, causing outrage in Turkey. But what is the reason behind it?
Papa do preach: the Pope arrives by helicopter in Brazil before addressing crowds on the beach and in front of a huge neon-lit cross.
It’s probably the most innovative thing he’s done as Pope. Something no other Pope has done in over six hundred years – resign.
Away from diplomacy, politics and PR (it is a state visit remember) today being Sunday is the religious climax of the trip. I’m in Cofton Park, Birmingham where around 55,000 turned out to see Pope Benedict XVI perform his first beatification since becoming Pope in 2005, of Cardinal John Henry Newman. The beatification comes amid…
Pope Benedict XVI has arrived in Scotland to begin the first-ever papal state visit to the UK. Here’s what happened this morning.
Jon Snow blogs on the issues surrounding the Pope’s planned visit to the UK
Three times I have stood in St Peter’s Square and heard a red clad cardinal declare “Habemus Papam” – “we have a Pope” – thus concluding the secret conclave that elects the successor to whichever dead one has just past.
Equality laws should protect the people, not our religious institutions, blogs Jon Snow.
In the UK the King greeted people in Windsor after attending church. It was his first public facing outing since revealing he had cancer.
To the tolling of bells, former Pope Benedict XVI was laid to rest in Rome today, a decade after his shock resignation.
The King has led tributes to Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI who has died at the age of 95.