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For the nearly 10 years that Pope Francis and retired Pope Benedict XVI lived on opposite sides of St. Peter’s Basilica, the two popes’ relationship was marked by a deep mutual respect and sense of solidarity.
God is always the initiator, always good, always available, and the flow is always free.
During a recent interview, Pope Francis raised the possibility that no one is in hell. Really? If so, doesn’t that mean, “Anything goes”? In his
I feel the grandeur of creation and my smallness in it. For a moment I have no worries, only the sense of God’s abiding grace in the world.
In his 2024 message for Lent, Pope Francis writes, “Lent is a season of grace in which the desert can become once more—in the words of the prophet Hosea—the place of our first love (Hos 2:16–17).”
Jesus taught us how to pray authentically, and the Lord’s Prayer provides us with a structure to offer our words up to God.
This Lenten season, may we bring forward our own pain and grief into the desert and find solidarity and peace with Christ alone.
The world’s cultures, traditions, spiritualities and languages must be acknowledged, respected and protected, especially those of Indigenous peoples, Pope Francis said.
The weight of this world can feel overpowering at times, but God promises that the scope of his presence is all-encompassing and healing.
We are not on a lonely journey, all alone on a long road. Our loving Father never takes his eyes off us.
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