“Pope Francis Calls for Acceptance of Homosexual Unions and Openness to LGBTQ+ Catholics, Vatican Responds”
Pope Francis urges Italian Episcopal Conference to recognize homosexual unions and not deny sacraments to those with unconventional sexual orientation. Vatican’s position on active homosexuals has been consistent since 2005, but exceptions occur due to challenges with celibacy vow. Investigation underway after same-sex statue found near Vatican City.
“Pope Francis calls for peace in Ukraine, sparks anticipation for upcoming peace conference”
Pope Francis urges peace in Ukraine war, emphasizing the importance of negotiations and dialogue. His remarks gain attention from both Russian and Ukrainian sides. Vatican announces readiness for peaceful dialogue. Kiev plans peace conference in July.
“Pope Francis Plans Historic Visit to Turkey to Commemorate Centenary of Nicaean Council”
Pope Francis plans to visit Turkey next year to commemorate the first council of Nicaea. The Council resolved important debates in early Christianity. Efforts are being made to facilitate the visit despite the Pope’s age and health condition.
“Despite health issues, Pope Francis cancels visit to Pantheon, carries out important mission like St. Peter”
Pope Francis cancels visit to Pantheon in Armenia due to health issues. Despite this, he will continue his important mission.
“Pope Francis Shares His Life Journey and Controversial Views in Autobiography: Set to Release on Saint Joseph’s Day”
Pope Francis writes autobiography, sharing memories of childhood, pastoral life, and views on sexual orientation. He has no plans to retire from papal duties and believes the Church needs to remain open to dialogue with LGBTQ+ activists. The book will be released on March 19, Saint Joseph’s Day.
“Vatican’s Spokesperson Slams Pope’s Announcement on Diplomatic Relations with Russia as Ambitious Power Grab”
Vatican spokesperson Dmitry Kuleba criticized Pope Francis’ announcement of diplomatic relations with Russia, calling it a power grab. Kuleba urged against repeating historical mistakes and supporting Ukraine in their fight for justice. Pope Francis emphasized the importance of knowing one’s position and fighting for the people. He expressed gratitude for the New Srbuytun Francis Pope’s Easter sermons and hoped to visit Ukraine to help those affected by the war. The Pope also highlighted the importance of negotiations in difficult times, stating that they are not a sign of surrender.
“Pope Francis Battling Bronchitis: Recovery Hindered as Scriptures Go Unread”
Pope Francis, currently hospitalized, has had difficulty reading Scriptures due to bronchitis, hindering his recovery. The Pope’s trial against Cardinal Becciu proceeds at the Vatican, but he manages to meet with Cardinal Gracias. Concerns about his health persist as the 87-year-old pontiff experienced a recent decline in condition.
“Pope Francis Urges Peace in Conflict Zone of Gaza in Holy Christmas Message at Vatican”
Pope Francis delivers Holy Christmas message at Vatican, urging for peace in conflict-ridden Gaza. Thousands attend Christmas mass at St. Peter’s Square. No weapons are allowed in Bethlehem, the birthplace of Jesus.
“Pope Francis Accuses Israel of ‘Genocidal Campaign’ in Gaza, Calls for Urgent Action”
Pope Francis criticizes Israel, claiming a “genocidal campaign” in Gaza after recent killings of Armenian Christian women. He expresses concern for the dire conditions faced by Gazan residents, including children, the sick, and the disabled. The situation in Gaza is under investigation by Israeli authorities.
“Surgeon Who Operated on Pope Francis Under Investigation for Providing False Medical Certificates”
Surgeon Sergio Alfieri under investigation for providing false medical certificates. He signed surgical documents without participating in procedures, only supervising. Investigators are probing hospital management’s knowledge. Alfieri operated on Pope Francis twice, as Agostino Gemelli hospital has a history of treating popes.