Urbi et Orbi of Pope Francis Plenary IndulgenceTonight the world is blessed as the Pope gives us a special blessing that makes it possible to obtain a Plenary Indulgence. HERE are the steps to avail of the Plenary Indulgence. Do this list today before midnight. Then join the Urbi et Orbi with Pope FrancisMarch 28,…
At the Angelus on Sunday, Pope Francis invited all Christians to join together in praying the Our Father as a response to the Covid-19 pandemic. By Christopher Wells Pope Francis on Sunday called for all Christians to respond to the coronavirus pandemic “with the universality of prayer, of compassion, of tenderness”, adding, “Let us remain…
Inviting everyone, of every Christian faith tradition, in every part of the world, in every language, to join Pope Francis, and all Christians, in praying the Lord’s Prayer, anytime during the day, in appealing to our Heavenly Father to end the pandemic of the corona virus. On this day, March 25, Catholics worldwide celebrate the…
SOURCE: Aleteia The “urbi et orbi” blessing includes the possibility for a plenary indulgence. On March 22, after praying the midday Angelus, Pope Francis made two calls to prayer. The first is for an Our Father, prayed together by all Christians, on March 25 at noon. The second will be a prayer service that the Holy…
SOURCE: Junno Arocho Esteves, Catholic News Service, March 12, 2020 VATICAN— Pope Francis entrusted to Jesus’ mother the suffering and anguish of millions of people affected by the coronavirus pandemic. In a video message broadcast March 11, the pope prayed before a portrait of Our Lady of Divine Love, beseeching her to “not disdain the…
ROME – Pope Francis sent his prayers to the sickened people and killed by the corona virus, Last Sunday Pope Francis Pope Francis expresses his heartfelt solidarity and gave special prayers with all those affected by this affliction. “I would like also to be close to and pray for the people who are sick because…
“The people who walked in darkness have seen a great light” (Is 9:1) Dear Brothers and Sisters, Merry Christmas! From the womb of Mother Church, the incarnate Son of God is born anew this night. His name is Jesus, which means: “God saves”. The Father, eternal and infinite Love, has sent him into the world not…
