Pope’s Wish for Peace

Jan 19, 2020 20:17

Nancy Pelosi Receives Communion During Mass in the Vatican (in Other Words, When the Eucharist . . . and the Pope Are Instrumentalized)

Nancy Pelosi went to Mass, publicly and very visibly, after two especially relevant events in ecclesiastical and social life in the United States: the veto imposed on her to go to Communion and the Supreme Court’s ruling on abortion.

Summary of the Pope’s Apostolic Letter “Desiderio Desideravi” on the Liturgy One Year After “Traditionis Custodes”

With “Desiderio Desideravi,” the Apostolic Letter to the People of God, Pope Francis invites to overcome both aestheticism, which only takes pleasure in external formality, as well as carelessness in the liturgies: “A celebration that does not evangelize is not authentic,” he says.

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Pope’s Wish for Peace

Angelus Address: On the Second Sunday in Ordinary Time, in Continuity with Jesus’ Manifestation at Epiphany and in the Baptism at the Jordan

At Angelus, Pope Praises ‘Noble,’ ‘Precious’ Work of Nurses & Midwives

Pope’s Wish for Libya: End of Violence, Negotiated Solution Leading to Peace & Stability