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John Paul II visited his 299th parish in Rome today, encouraging the faithful to overcome fear and anxiety and to put their trust in God. The Pope invited the faithful of the parish of St. …
read moreJohn Paul II on Saturday addressed members of the bishops conferences of Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei, on the occasion of their ad limina visit to Rome. * * * Dear Brother Bishops, 1. "I …
read moreJohn Paul II visited yet another Roman parish this morning, the 298th such outing of his pontificate, and took the opportunity to promote next Julys World Youth Day in Toronto. During Mass at …
read moreOn the 297th parish visit of his pontificate, John Paul II urged the faithful to alleviate poverty close to home. At St. Angela Merici Parish, a community of 5,200 people, most of them elderly …
read moreJohn Paul II visited his 296th Roman parish this morning -- one without a church. Children were the first to welcome the Bishop of Rome when he crossed the threshold of the parishs "church," a …
read moreParishioners of St. Anthonys Church in Uttarhalli in the outskirts of Bangalore have said farewell to the age-old family record books. They now have a "Smart Card," much like the credit card …
read moreForgiveness is always possible, independent of the situation in which man might find himself, the Holy Father said when he visited one of the parishes in his diocese. The faithful of Our Lady …
read moreParishes must open their doors wide to immigrants, because in the Church "no one is a foreigner," the Pope said this morning, when he visited a parish community on the outskirts of Rome. As …
read moreJohn Paul II as Bishop of Rome visited his 292th parish on Sunday, and urged it to offer practical help to those in need. The church of Nativity of Mary Parish, located on Via Bravetta on the …
read moreThe Bishop of Rome left the Vatican this morning for the first time in the new millennium, to visit to one of his parishes. The Parish of St. Alphonsus Liguori was the 291st in Rome visited by …
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