"Let us learn from the Virgin Mary how to be bolder in obeying the word of God." - #PopeFrancis #BlessedVirginMary
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"Let us learn from the Virgin Mary how to be bolder in obeying the word of God." - #PopeFrancis #BlessedVirginMary
📷 La Vierge à l'Enfant au Musée du Petit Palais, Avignon, France / © cascoly via #GettyImages. #Catholic_Priest #CatholicPriestMedia
“Catholic saints are not super[human], nor were they born perfect. They are like us, like each one of us.” –Pope Francis
Our culture is not one of non-encounter, where we are strangers to one another, but rather of faux-encounter, where we mistakenly take ourselves to know our fellow citizens all too well. Though we understand little about others’ perspectives, values, and aspirations, we nonetheless take ourselves to be adequately informed about them. This is because media are perpetually projecting them to us. In political contexts, these projections distort our conceptions of our political rivals, casting them as ignorant, deranged, treacherous, and disinvested from democracy itself. Accordingly, our challenge is not that of replacing dispositions of non-encounter with those of encounter. Instead, we must find ways to dispel entrenched misperceptions that prevail among democratic citizens. We must cultivate habits of encounter where there are already well-established tendencies of faux-encounter. And that is a far more demanding task.
Democracy and Encounter
As a Catholic I will accept the new pope, as an African woman, I’m disappointed at the hope we had for an African pope hell a none-white pope and considering how much we Africans have grown tired and suspicious of Americans this does not bode well; especially since I know they killed my man Francis.
Oh well…time to go back to reading fanfic and disappointing my family 👉🏾👈🏾🥺
Catholic News Service Rome :: @CatholicNewsSvc
#PopeFrancis letter to US bishops: "I exhort all the faithful of the Catholic Church, & all men and women of good will, not to give in to narratives that discriminate against and cause unnecessary suffering to our migrant and refugee brothers and sisters."
📢 Breaking News: Pope Francis Passes Away at 88
Pope Francis, the first Latin American and Jesuit pope, has died at the age of 88. His transformative papacy reshaped the Catholic Church's approach to modern challenges, emphasizing humility, inclusivity, and social justice.
🕊️ Discover the full story and reflect on his enduring legacy: 👉 Read More : https://truthstreamusanews.blogspot.com/2025/04/pope-francis-dies-at-88-transformative.html
Pope Francis emerged from his convalescence on Sunday to deliver a blessing to thousands of worshippers celebrating Easter at St Peter's Square in Vatican City. He appeared on the balcony of St Peter's Basilica and waved to the crowd, who burst into cheers and applause. The pope then delivered a brief blessing. It was unclear whether the 88-year-old pontiff would be well enough to take part in today's celebration. He later took a tour through the crowd gathered in the square, in his Pope-mobile. In a rare alignment of calendars, this Easter is being celebrated by the Catholic, Protestant and Orthodox churches all on the same day. Chapters: 0:00 Pope Francis gives Easter blessings 0:40 Alina Trabattoni, Freelance journalist
"God never tires of forgiving us; we are the ones who tire of seeking his mercy"
- Pope Francis