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Vatican: Pope Leo XIV received Zelenski
The Pope is a symbol of hope for peace, Volodymyr Zelensky wrote after the audience with the head of the Roman Catholic Church
The Pope is a symbol of hope for peace, Volodymyr Zelensky wrote after the audience with the head of the Roman Catholic Church
On Sunday, May 18, the Prime Minister of Serbia, Đuro Macut, attended the inauguration of Pope Leo XIV in St. Peter's Square in the Vatican
What will Pope Leo the Fourteenth be like? And what was Cardinal Robert Prevost like and what path did he take? What do the first days of the papacy say about him? Will he continue the changes started by his predecessor? How is it possible that, as it seems at first glance, everyone is satisfied - both the leading liberal and the leading conservative cardinals, and say that a man has been elected who will fulfill their expectations
In his first weekly address, Pope Leo XIV sent a message to world leaders: "Stop the wars." The new pope said that he carries in his heart the suffering of civilians in Ukraine and Gaza, but also expressed hope for lasting peace between India and Pakistan.
On the second day of the conclave, a new head of the Roman Catholic Church was elected. The new pope is American Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost and will be named Leo XIV
The new head of the Roman Catholic Church is Robert Prevost, an American cardinal. It will bear the name Leo XIV
The Vatican hosts the conclave where the new pope is elected, and during May 7 and 8, only black smoke came out, signifying that the pope was not elected. Italian media reports that seven candidates were discussed
Black smoke was released in the Vatican after the first day of voting. Cardinals will continue voting inside the Sistine Chapel on Thursday until a new head of the Roman Catholic Church is elected
The election of the pope is shrouded in rituals that last for centuries, but change over time. From the number of cardinals to the jammers, the modern conclave combines tradition with the strictest security measures. And while the world looks up the chimney, a spiritual – and very political – decision is taking place in the chapel
A conclave begins in the Sistine Chapel where 130 cardinals will decide on the next head of the Catholic Church. The first vote is scheduled for 16.30:XNUMX, and tonight the world will see whether black or white smoke will rise from the chimney.
Vojvodina Hungarian, the bridge between East and West, Cardinal László Nemet enters the conclave on May 7. He is not a favorite, but his dialogue and vision of the Catholic Church are close to Pope Francis
It's alive in the Vatican, where they argue, persuade, cheer for this or that cardinal
One of the vehicles that the late head of the Catholic Church, Pope Francis, used during his talks with the faithful has been converted into a health station, the aim of which is to help Palestinian children in the Gaza Strip, the Vatican announced.
In the Vatican, the final preparations are underway before the conclave, at which the new pope will be chosen from May 7
Tens of thousands of believers and world leaders gathered in the Vatican on the occasion of the funeral of Pope Francis, who was laid to rest in the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore in Rome, with the presence of more than 130 delegations and 2.700 journalists.
Pope Francis will be buried on Saturday (April 26), when nine days of mourning will begin. Who will all attend the funeral? What are the security measures?
Resistance to Pope Francis at the top of the Croatian Catholic Church was not only of a religious nature - it was also political and economic. His openness to the marginalized and his distance from ethno-religious nationalism made him an uneasy ally for those who make the church an instrument of government.
For conservative church currents, Pope Francis was excessively, almost unforgivably, open and liberal. Liberals, again, considered him too conservative, unwilling to bring real reform
Speculation has already begun about candidates for the new spiritual leader of the 1,4 billion Catholics worldwide. The conclave of cardinals will have the final word
According to Vatican watchers and bookies, the strongest odds have Luis Antonio Tagle, Pietro Parolin, Peter Turkson, Peter Erdo and Angelo Scola
"The Bishop of Rome, Francis, has returned to the Father's house. His whole life was devoted to serving the Lord and his Church," said the announcement of the Vatican chamberlain, Cardinal Kevin Ferrell
Pope Francis made his first public appearance after more than five weeks of hospitalization and waved to the faithful from a balcony before leaving Rome's Ghemelli Hospital
The Vatican firmly rejected speculation about the possible resignation of Pope Francis. Cardinal Pietro Parolin stated that the topic was not even a topic of discussion with the Pope, stressing that his health is improving.
The pope continues to receive high-flow supplemental oxygen after coughing problems on Friday, prompting fears of another lung infection
Although Pope Francis is still in critical condition, the night passed well, the Vatican announced on Monday, February 24
It has been confirmed that Pope Francis will remain in hospital for at least another week due to complex respiratory problems
The Vatican announced that Pope Francis is suffering from bilateral pneumonia, which further aggravates his health condition