Junno Arocho Esteves
Junno Arocho Esteves is an author at Religion News Service.
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In Hungary Trip, Pope Francis To Confront Refugee Crisis, Ukraine War
Pope Francis’ upcoming visit to Hungary will attempt to focus on common goals of the pope and Prime Minister Viktor Orbán regarding the challenges facing the world, especially the war in Ukraine.
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Pope Francis Clears Way for Women and Lay Catholics To Vote in Upcoming Bishops’ Meeting
In a series of changes to the upcoming Synod of Bishops on Synodality announced Wednesday (April 26), Pope Francis cleared the way for lay women and men to participate as voting members.
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Francis Focuses Easter Message on Hope, With Prayers for an End to Global Conflicts
The proclamation that Christ is 'truly risen' is a reminder that 'our hope is not an illusion, but the truth,' the pope said.
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Pope Francis Admitted to Hospital With Respiratory Infection
The Vatican clarified that it was not COVID-19 but it would ‘require several days of appropriate medical treatment at the hospital.’
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London Property Scandal Was a ‘via Crucis,’ Says Archbishop at Vatican Trial
Testifying at a Vatican trial, Venezuelan Archbishop Edgar Peña Parra compared the events leading to the failed London property deal with Jesus’ agonizing march toward crucifixion.
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Vatican Prosecutors Reveal Extraordinary Exchange Between Pope and Accused Cardinal
Cardinal Angelo Becciu pleaded with the pope to confirm that the pontiff had endorsed an investment of church funds into a London real estate property that is at the heart of the Vatican’s blockbuster corruption trial.
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In Corruption Trial, Vatican Bank Chief Says His Office Refused To Bail out Real Estate Deal
In Thursday’s session of the Catholic Church’s corruption trial, the president of the Vatican Bank said he had no choice but to report what he knew about the London real-estate deal at the heart of the inquiry.
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Synod Officials Caution Bishops To Put Catholics’ Needs Over Their Own Agendas
The warning seemed aimed at the German bishops' approach to the Synodal Path.
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