Pope Francis continues his weekly general audience reflections on the ten commandments. “Thou shall not steal” this week.
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11/4/2018
Pope Francis prays the Angelus prayer with the faithful in Saint Peter's Square at the Vatican.
11/3/2018
Pope Francis celebrates Mass in Saint Peter's Basilica for the souls of deceased cardinals and bishops who have died in the past year.
11/2/2018
Pope Francis celebrates Mass for the faithful departed in Rome's Laurentino Cemetery on All Souls Day, November 2, 2018.
11/1/2018
Pope Francis prays the Angelus prayer on All Saints Day with the faithful in Saint Peter's Square at the Vatican.
10/31/2018
Pope Francis teaches about the Catholic Faith at his weekly General Audience.
10/28/2018
Pope Francis prays the Sunday Angelus prayer with the faithful in Saint Peter's Square at the Vatican.
10/28/2018
Pope Francis celebrates Mass for the closing of the 15th Synod of Bishops at the Vatican, Sunday, October 28, 2018.
10/27/2018
Pope Francis leads the concluding meeting of the Synod of Bishops on young people, faith and vocational discernment.
10/24/2018
Pope Francis teaches about the Catholic Faith at his weekly General Audience. He reflects on the Sixth Commandment “You shall not commit adultery”.
10/17/2018
Pope Francis teaches about the Catholic Faith at his weekly General Audience. He reflects on the Fifth Commandment “Do not kill”.
10/14/2018
Pope Francis celebrates Canonization Mass for seven new saints, followed by the Angelus Prayer in Saint Peter's Square at the Vatican.
The seven new saints are:
- Saint Pope Paul VI
- Saint Oscar Romero
- Saint Francesco Spinelli
- Saint Vincenzo Romano
- Saint Maria Katharina Kasper
- Saint Nazaria Ignacia
- Saint Nunzio Sulprizio
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Pope Francis address at his weekly general audience, Wednesday, May 1, 2019.
Dear Brothers and Sisters: In our continuing catechesis on the “Our Father”, we now consider the penultimate invocation: “Lead us not into temptation”. Here our dialogue with God enters into the drama of the battle between our freedom and the snares of the evil one. It is not easy to accurately capture the exact meaning of the original Greek, but we can certainly say that God does not seek to put temptations in our way. Both tribulation and temptation, moreover, are mysteriously present even in the life of Jesus, and this experience makes him completely our brother. In the desert and in the garden of Gethsemane, Jesus overcomes any temptation to abandon the Father’s will. When we in turn are tempted, we know that we are not alone: for Christ has already taken on himself the weight of our cross, calling us to carry it with him and to entrust ourselves to the Father’s faithful love.
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