Pope washes the feet of 12 women during Holy Thursday Mass
Pope Francis on Holy Thursday washed the feet of 12 women inmates at a Roman prison, notably excluding men from the ritual, telling detainees to never tire of asking for God’s forgiveness.
Pope Francis on Holy Thursday washed the feet of 12 women inmates at a Roman prison, notably excluding men from the ritual, telling detainees to never tire of asking for God’s forgiveness.
In his first major liturgy for Holy Week, Pope Francis offered an extended reflection on the benefits of the ancient spiritual concept compunction, the root of so-called “Catholic guilt.”
An Italian association dedicated to keeping alive the memory of victims of mafia violence have donated oil produced at the site where two judges were killed to several Italian dioceses for the annual Holy Thursday Chrism Mass.
A Catholic priest from the Diocese of Wichita who served as an Army chaplain in World War II and the Korean war, known for risking his life to minister to troops on the front lines, will soon have a permanent statue in his honor at the state capitol.
After 340 years, Cyprus has once again a Latin bishop.
The latest of such calls came from Save the Persecuted Christians – an international NGO – that not only works to “expose the hard-facts and causes of anti-Christian violence in a record number of countries worldwide.”