Pope Francis condemns Israeli attacks, appears for 1st time since weeks-long hospitalization
Pope Francis made his first public appearance from Rome's Gemelli Hospital, where he was discharged after a five-week stay for life threatening pneumonia.
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In a troubled world full of darkness, Pope Francis continues to radiate light!
On a recent visit to Vatican City, writer Patrick O Brien ponders on Pope Francis unique ‘footprint’ on the world, reminding ...
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Pope Francis returns from hospital after 5 week, life-threatening bout of pneumonia
Pontiff greets faithful for two minutes from Vatican balcony, leaves on wheelchair with oxygen tube; Francis, 88, suffered ...
Pope’s doctor said medical staff discussed treating pontiff at one critical point or let him pass
For days, we were risking damage to his kidneys and bone marrow, but we went ahead, and his body responded to the drugs and ...
Pope Francis makes first public appearance, leaves hospital
Pope Francis on Sunday made his first public appearance since being admitted to Rome's Gemelli Hospital for medical care last ...
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Moral duty to bring hostages back home Israel tells pope
Israel's embassy to the Holy See said in a note Monday that the Israeli operation in the Gaza Strip was being conducted in ...
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Embassy condemns papal critique of ‘Israeli bombings’ in Gaza
The Israeli Embassy to the Holy See has hit back against Pope Francis’s condemnation Sunday of the resumption of “heavy ...
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Pope Francis Calls for Immediate Ceasefire in Gaza and Release of All Hostages
Francis has issued a strong appeal for the immediate cessation of Israeli military operations in the Gaza Strip and the ...
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Pope Francis came so close to death that his medical team considered stopping treatment
The medical staff looking after Pope Francis considered stopping his treatment ... especially in martyred Ukraine, Palestine, Israel, Lebanon, Myanmar, Sudan, and the Democratic Republic of ...
Pope Francis, 88, is back at the Vatican: 'This discharge gives us joy and hope'
Before leaving the hospital, the pope blessed a cheering crowd of over 3,000 people gathered in the courtyard chanting his ...