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The appeal calls for non-violent practice and strategies to be developed, promoted and taught in all Church agencies, seminaries, parishes and educational institutes.
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'Two gestures...Jesus washes feet, Judas sold Jesus for money.'
Pope Francis breathes over chrism oil, a gesture symbolizing the infusion of the Holy Spirit, during the Holy Thursday chrism Mass in St. Peter's Basilica at the Vatican, March 24 (CNS photo/Paul Haring).
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Pope Francis blessed the sacred oils that will be used during the Easter Vigil.
Pope Francis arrives in procession to celebrate Palm Sunday Mass in St. Peter's Square at the Vatican, March 20 (CNS photo/Paul Haring).
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Even "at the height of His annihilation, He reveals the true face of God, which is mercy."
New Archbishop Peter B. Wells, a native of Tulsa, Oklahoma, right, smiles during his ordination to the episcopate by Pope Francis in St. Peter's Basilica at the Vatican, March 19.
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Pope Francis called on bishops to really look at the faithful—not obliquely, but looking them in the eye, so they can see them with the heart.
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There is something like a “thread of hope” that joins “the whole story of salvation” and is a “font of joy.”
Cardinal Parolin
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“If we look at press, we see unreasonable attacks with little meaning, that are ill-conceived and very emotional, if not hysterical.”
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The Christian must discern all things, even when everything is going well.
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God does not abandon the righteous, while those who sow evil are like strangers, whose names heaven remembers not.
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The Vatican “values positively” Iran’s recent agreement with the European Union and the so-called ‘P5 plus 1’ group of nations because “it considers that the way to resolve disputes and difficulties should always be that of dialogue and negotiation.”