DECEMBER: For a life of prayer
NOVEMBER: Artificial Intelligence
“My brother and I were both altar boys, we both served Mass. It was soon clear to us, first to me and then to him, that our life would be at the service of the Church” – Msgr Georg Ratzinger
JUNE : Compassion for the world
May: Deacons
April: Liberation from addictions
I am very encouraged that global use of the death penalty has decreased for another year. However, hundreds of people are still being executed by their governments and in some countries, the number has increased dramatically – Bishop Declan Lang.
"Just like those disciples, we too have realised that we cannot go on thinking of ourselves, but only together can we do this," said Pope Francis.
Catholics in China
“Live this difficult moment with the strength of the faith, the certainty of hope and the ardour of charity,” said the pope in a message to all those affected by the coronavirus outbreak.
Hear the cries of migrants
“Love makes us patient,” says Pope. “So many times we lose patience, even me, and I apologise for yesterday’s bad example.”
Promotion of World Peace
“Express oneself with the three languages – the language of the mind, what I think; the language of the heart, what I feel; and the language of the hands, what I do!” says Pope Francis.
The future of the very young
Dialogue and reconciliation in the Middle East
Missionary spring in the Church
Protecting the oceans
Families, Schools of Human Development
Integrity of Justice
“For those who are experiencing domestic abuse, the home is far from being a place of security and self-fulfilment. Too often it is a place of suffering, fear, degradation and isolation.”
The Priests’ Way of Life
The Church in Africa, a Seed of Unity
“Organ donation is not only an act of social responsibility, but also an expression of the universal fraternity which binds all men and women together.”
"I am asking you as a brother to stay in peace. I am asking you with my heart, let us go forward."
Doctors and their Collaborators in War-Torn Areas
Pope Francis and King Mohammed VI of Morocco called for the special character of Jerusalem to be recognised, and for “full freedom of access to the faithful and the right of each to exercise their own worship”.
“May the merciful God gather to himself all who have died while at their Friday prayers and console those who have been hurt. I ask that they be remembered in our churches this weekend.”
Recognition of the Right of Christian Communities
Human Trafficking
