Pope Francis's Enduring Legacy on Palestine and the Middle East

Pope Francis's Enduring Legacy on Palestine and the Middle East

By Mohammad Eslami and Ibrahim Marashi | – Braga, Portugal and San Marcos, Ca. (Special to Informed Comment; Feature) – The world now grieves the loss of Pope Francis, a spiritual titan whose moral compass and unwavering voice for the marginalized reverberated far beyond the confines of Vatican walls. At the heart of his papacy was an unyielding commitment to peace, justice, and interfaith harmony—none more poignant than his deep and continuous …

Why Kenyan Christians Should Emulate The Pope’s Stance On Palestine - Africa Uncensored

By Rose Tunguru Every day since October 10th 2023, 3 days after the October 7th uprising in Gaza, a phone call was made to the Holy Family Church in Gaza City. Father Gabriel Romanelli, the pastor of the besieged territory’s only Catholic parish, states that most days, the call lasted about 15 minutes, during which the caller would speak to the church leaders and some of the Palestinians sheltering at the church, call for peace, and send his ble…

Pope Francis’ Middle East Legacy: Solidarity, Hope and Dialogue - Clarion India

Dale Sprusansky POPE FRANCIS’ 12-YEAR PAPACY was in many ways contentious, as his political, theological and liturgical views were often hotly debated within Catholic circles and beyond. It could be said that his pontificate reflected, rather than transcended, the political and social fault lines that define our times. Nonetheless, by virtue of his office, he remained a unifying figure and a prominent voice whose opinions altered the global disc…

Pope Francis' positions regarding Trump's policies, the war in Palestine, and immigration, examined in this episode of the podcast Elephant in the Room

Followed by a Pra a S Peter fought, the Mass of the funeral of Pope Francis was celebrated in the morning of this bado (26), five days after his death. The ceremony lasted about two hours and ate or not after the 5h (from Bras la). In his home, the Decanon of the Col Joo Cardinal Cio, Giovanni Battista Re, who led the Mass, gave a speech with calls for peace and reminded of the role of the bridge as an Argentine in the defence of the immigrants.…