Vatican, Zero tolerance
Former Vatican official urges Church to adopt 'zero tolerance' for abusers
A former top Vatican official who dealt with clergy sexual abuse issues joined victims on Monday in urging Pope Francis to enact a zero-tolerance law throughout the global Catholic church so any cleric found guilty of abuse would be removed from ministry.
A local Italian group launched an online petition urging Pope Francis, the Vatican and others to stop the “fir tree-icide” of ...
Survivors of clergy sexual abuse have urged the Vatican to expand the zero-tolerance policy it approved for the US Catholic ...
In a letter sent to Archbishop Visvaldas Kulbokas, apostolic nuncio to Ukraine, on Nov. 19, Pope Francis expressed his great sorrow for the suffering of the people of Ukraine, who have now endured ...
During his homily and Angelus address, the Holy Father repeated his plea for Catholics to show their closeness to the poor ...
After weeks of protests in Trentino, the collection of 40,000 signatures, and despite the appeal to Pope Francis to spare the ...
VATICAN CITY (CNS) -- A Christian faith that does not disturb the powers that be and cannot generate a serious commitment to ...
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After speaking, Omar Harfouch performed his "Concerto for Peace" for some twenty minutes. Warmly applauded at the end of his ...
After all, during President Donald Trump’s first term, the relationship with Pope Francis’ Vatican seemed to range from ...
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It’s the first time that Pope Francis has openly urged for an investigation of genocide allegations over Israel’s actions in ...
Pope Francis has said that allegations of a genocide in Gaza should be “carefully investigated” marking some of his strongest ...
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