Pope encourages Marxists and Christians to fight corruption, uphold rule-of

Pope hosts Marxist-Christian dialogue group at Vatican, praises cooperation 'promoting the common good'

Pope Francis praised cooperation between Marxists and Christians toward rooting out corruption and abuse of power during an audience at the Vatican. The pontiff spoke Thursday to an audience representing DIALOP transversal Dialogue Project, a group that describes itself as fostering "the dialogue of good willing persons, with secular and religious backgrounds, especially between Socialist/Marxists and Christians." "I am pleased to welcome you, t…

Pope tells Marxist group good policies cannot be dictated by the market

Policies that are at the service of humanity "cannot allow themselves to be dictated by finance and the inner workings of the market," Pope Francis said.

Pope encourages Marxists and Christians to fight corruption, uphold rule-of

Pope Francis meets with representatives of the Dialop Transversal dialogue project, an initiative that invites socialists and Christians to work for a ...

Things are really changing at the Vatican. At the headquarters of the Catholic Church, Pope Francis received this Wednesday a group of European activists who, for the sake of dialogue, bring together Catholics and Marxists. In times that have already passed, it would be like trying to combine water and olive oil, but in the light of this pope's convictions, this is exactly what the world needs at this time, haunted by uncertainty, conflicts and…

Pope Francis received at the audience the members of the DIALOP Association, which deals with the dialogue between socialist and Marxist circles with Christianity. The aim of the association is the development of social ethics based on Christian social science, Marxist critical theory and... feminism. Meeting with the members of this association in the morning, Francis urged them “not to cease in their efforts”. “Today, in a world divided by war…

There are no silent reactions to the declaration of the Dicastery of the Doctrine of the Faith Fiducia Supplicans, with which the Vatican opened the door to the blessing of homosexual couples.