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Pope Leo XIV Calls For "Sufficient Humanitarian Aid" Into Gaza, End Hostilities
Pope Leo XIV called Wednesday for sufficient humanitarian aid to be allowed into war-ravaged Gaza, where humanitarian agencies say a total blockade has sparked critical food and medicine shortages.
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Pope Francis Condemns "Deplorable" Situation In Gaza, Calls For Ceasefire
Pope Francis reiterated his call for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza in an Easter Sunday message read aloud by an aide as the pontiff, still recovering from pneumonia, looked on during a brief appearance on the main balcony of St. Peter's Basilica.
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Pope Francis Skips Weekly Audience, Says He "Still Has A Bit Of Cold"
Pope Francis skipped readings at his Wednesday weekly audience, delegating the task to an aide and telling the faithful he was still not well.
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Christmas Of "Pain" For Israelis, Palestinians: Pope Francis As War Rages
Israelis and Palestinians face "pain and mourning" over the Christmas period as the war in the Gaza Strip rages on, Pope Francis said on Tuesday, calling for prayers and "tangible aid" for the devastated enclave.
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"Still Not Well With Flu": 'Breathless' Pope Asks Aide To Deliver Address
Pope Francis presided over his weekly audience Wednesday despite the flu that caused him to abandon his attendance at UN climate talks in Dubai, but asked an aide to deliver his reading for him.
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"Stop In The Name Of God": Pope Francis Calls For Ceasefire In Gaza
Pope Francis made an urgent plea for a halt to the conflict in Gaza on Sunday, calling for humanitarian aid and help for those injured in order to ease the "very grave" situation.
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"Brothers, Stop": Pope Francis On Hamas-Israel War
Pope Francis pleaded Sunday for an end to the Hamas-Israeli conflict amid fears it could widen, and called for more humanitarian aid to be allowed into to the Gaza Strip.
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Pope Says Countries Shouldn't "Play Games" With Ukraine On Arms Aid
Pope Francis suggested on Saturday that some countries were "playing games" with Ukraine by first providing weapons and then considering backing out of their commitments.
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New Memoir Details Rocky Relations Between Pope Francis And Benedict XVI
Just one week after the funeral of Benedict XVI, his closest aide released a much-trailed memoir Thursday, revealing details of tensions between the late pope emeritus and his more liberal successor Pope Francis.
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Pope Francis Names Nurse Who He Said "Saved His Life" As Personal Aide
Pope Francis named a Vatican nurse who he said had "saved my life" to become his personal healthcare aide Thursday, a new role in response to his recent health problems.
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Pope Meets People Outside Canada Church On Wheelchair, Security Frets
Pope Francis had some fun on Monday and made Canadian security sweat when he asked a Vatican aide to push his wheelchair close to people waiting outside a church instead of going to his car as planned.
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Pope Francis Appreciates India's Aid To Countries During Covid Pandemic
Head of Roman Catholic Church Pope Francis appreciated India's assistance to countries amid the COVID-19 pandemic during his meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday, Ministry of External Affairs said.
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Pope Aid Cardinal George Pell To Stand Trial On Multiple Sex Abuse Charges
Vatican finance chief Cardinal George Pell became the highest-ranked Catholic ever to be sent to trial over historic sex offences Tuesday, with the elderly priest vowing to fight the charges.
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Pope Aide George Pell Charged With Child Sex Abuse: Police
Vatican finance chief Cardinal George Pell was Thursday charged with multiple child sex offences in Australia, police said.
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'Feed People, Not Wars,' Pope Says In Address To UN Food Agency
Pope Francis on Monday condemned the use of hunger as a "weapon of war" and lamented the fact that it was easier to move weapons across borders than the aid needed to keep civilians alive.
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Pope Leo XIV Calls For "Sufficient Humanitarian Aid" Into Gaza, End Hostilities
Pope Leo XIV called Wednesday for sufficient humanitarian aid to be allowed into war-ravaged Gaza, where humanitarian agencies say a total blockade has sparked critical food and medicine shortages.
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Pope Francis Condemns "Deplorable" Situation In Gaza, Calls For Ceasefire
Pope Francis reiterated his call for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza in an Easter Sunday message read aloud by an aide as the pontiff, still recovering from pneumonia, looked on during a brief appearance on the main balcony of St. Peter's Basilica.
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Pope Francis Skips Weekly Audience, Says He "Still Has A Bit Of Cold"
Pope Francis skipped readings at his Wednesday weekly audience, delegating the task to an aide and telling the faithful he was still not well.
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Christmas Of "Pain" For Israelis, Palestinians: Pope Francis As War Rages
Israelis and Palestinians face "pain and mourning" over the Christmas period as the war in the Gaza Strip rages on, Pope Francis said on Tuesday, calling for prayers and "tangible aid" for the devastated enclave.
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"Still Not Well With Flu": 'Breathless' Pope Asks Aide To Deliver Address
Pope Francis presided over his weekly audience Wednesday despite the flu that caused him to abandon his attendance at UN climate talks in Dubai, but asked an aide to deliver his reading for him.
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"Stop In The Name Of God": Pope Francis Calls For Ceasefire In Gaza
Pope Francis made an urgent plea for a halt to the conflict in Gaza on Sunday, calling for humanitarian aid and help for those injured in order to ease the "very grave" situation.
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"Brothers, Stop": Pope Francis On Hamas-Israel War
Pope Francis pleaded Sunday for an end to the Hamas-Israeli conflict amid fears it could widen, and called for more humanitarian aid to be allowed into to the Gaza Strip.
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Pope Says Countries Shouldn't "Play Games" With Ukraine On Arms Aid
Pope Francis suggested on Saturday that some countries were "playing games" with Ukraine by first providing weapons and then considering backing out of their commitments.
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New Memoir Details Rocky Relations Between Pope Francis And Benedict XVI
Just one week after the funeral of Benedict XVI, his closest aide released a much-trailed memoir Thursday, revealing details of tensions between the late pope emeritus and his more liberal successor Pope Francis.
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Pope Francis Names Nurse Who He Said "Saved His Life" As Personal Aide
Pope Francis named a Vatican nurse who he said had "saved my life" to become his personal healthcare aide Thursday, a new role in response to his recent health problems.
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Pope Meets People Outside Canada Church On Wheelchair, Security Frets
Pope Francis had some fun on Monday and made Canadian security sweat when he asked a Vatican aide to push his wheelchair close to people waiting outside a church instead of going to his car as planned.
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Pope Francis Appreciates India's Aid To Countries During Covid Pandemic
Head of Roman Catholic Church Pope Francis appreciated India's assistance to countries amid the COVID-19 pandemic during his meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday, Ministry of External Affairs said.
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Pope Aid Cardinal George Pell To Stand Trial On Multiple Sex Abuse Charges
Vatican finance chief Cardinal George Pell became the highest-ranked Catholic ever to be sent to trial over historic sex offences Tuesday, with the elderly priest vowing to fight the charges.
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Pope Aide George Pell Charged With Child Sex Abuse: Police
Vatican finance chief Cardinal George Pell was Thursday charged with multiple child sex offences in Australia, police said.
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'Feed People, Not Wars,' Pope Says In Address To UN Food Agency
Pope Francis on Monday condemned the use of hunger as a "weapon of war" and lamented the fact that it was easier to move weapons across borders than the aid needed to keep civilians alive.
