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The Pontiff is in Singapore, the last stop on what has been generally acknowledged as a successful 12-day, 20,000 mile tour of the Asia-Pacific region.
Seven people have been arrested after a police raid on the home of one suspect found police discovered bows and arrows, a drone, and ISIS propaganda.
The Pontiff, 87, will visit several Asian countries over 12 days.
Another pro-abortion Democrat, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu, is also slated to appear at the worldwide climate summit at the Vatican in May.
The document denounces a number of ‘violations of human dignity that seriously threaten the future of the human family.’
Two weeks after releasing its ‘Fiducia Supplicans’ the Vatican finds itself on the defensive.
Pope Francis creates controversy just before the Christmas holiday with a newly-released Vatican document.
‘There is no intention to legitimize anything, but rather to open one’s life to God, to ask for his help to live better,’ the Vatican document states.
Global organizations have recognized the power of religion in pushing their agenda, but some religious leaders warn that it strays too far from the church.
Cardinal Raymond Burke is the second Catholic official in a month to be disciplined by the Pope for criticizing him for embracing gay and transgender ideology.
A letter from Pope Francis provides guidelines on LGBT acceptance under church law. An American priest expects the result to be ’messy' problems for Catholics.
The Vatican has decided to punish conservative Cardinal Raymond Burke, stripping the 75-year-old of his subsidized housing and salary.
‘I encourage those upset or confused by the development to pray for the pope and not to leave the Church,’ he said.
Pope Francis reveals the existence of a Vatican-CCP commission to pick China’s bishops, providing a glimpse into the Holy See’s dealings with Beijing.
