Vaticano: Pope clarifies homosexuality and sin comments in note

Archbishop Caccia concluded his comments by expressing the Holy See's concern for the racism and ...lurks in waiting.'[2] Instances of racism still plague our societies resulting in what Pope Francis ...

In some of his first public comments since Benedict's Dec. 31 death, Archbishop Georg Gaenswein said he remained loyal to Francis and that he was still waiting for the pontiff to give him a new job. (...

Francis made the comments during an address to prosecutors, judges and employees of the Vatican City State's civil and criminal tribunal at the start of the judicial year. The tribunal has seen its ...

...away from previous remarks in which Francis said that longer life spans and medical improvements could make retired popes an institution in the Church. La Stampa newspaper published the comments on ...

Bätzing was referring to comments Pope Francis made about the Synodal Way, among other subjects, in a wide - ranging interview last week with the Associated Press.

Francisco respondeu a uma carta do Padre James Martin, o jesuíta que realiza seu apostolado (...) (en) Pope Francis clarifies comments on sin and homosexuality (CNA) (es) El Papa aclara sus ...

This week, in an interview with the Associated Press, Pope Francis became the first pope to call for the decriminalization of homosexuality. It was an historic step towards the Catholic Church's protection of vulnerable LGBTQ people around the world. (Read ...

Francis first made the comments in an interview Jan. 24 with The Associated Press, in which he declared that laws criminalizing homosexuality were 'unjust' and that 'being homosexual is not a crime.' ...

... Pope Francis has spoken out on several hot - button issues such as sexual abuse and relations with China, but in perhaps his most unexpected comments, the pontiff called the ongoing 'Synodal Path' ...