Justin Mclellan
Rome Correspondent at Catholic News Service
Rome correspondent for @CatholicNewsSvc | Journalist accredited @holyseepress | Go Irish @NotreDame
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2 days ago |
angelusnews.com | Carol Glatz |Justin Mclellan |Pablo Kay |Cindy Wooden
Cardinals already present in Rome and those who were able to get to the city after Pope Francis' death April 21 held their first meeting at the Vatican April 22. About 60 cardinals met in the Vatican Synod Hall at 9 a.m. to decide when to move the pope's body from the chapel of his residence to St. Peter's Basilica and when to hold the funeral, Matteo Bruni, head of the Vatican press office told reporters.
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1 week ago |
thebostonpilot.com | Justin Mclellan |Jaymie Stuart Wolfe
VATICAN CITY (CNS) -- Pope Francis personally thanked the health care workers and medical staff who cared for him in Rome's Gemelli hospital for 38 days while he recovered from respiratory infections. "Thank you, thank you above all for what you did," the pope told leaders and staff from Gemelli hospital, the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart -- which oversees the facility -- and the Vatican's health department.
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1 week ago |
catholicsun.org | Justin Mclellan
By Justin McLellan, Catholic News ServiceVATICAN CITY (CNS) — Carrying the cross means more than bearing personal suffering — it means stepping into the pain of others and walking beside them, Pope Francis wrote at the start of Holy Week. “To carry the cross of Christ is never in vain,” he wrote in his homily for Palm Sunday Mass in St. Peter’s Square April 13.
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1 week ago |
catholicsun.org | Justin Mclellan
By Justin McLellan, Catholic News ServiceASSISI, Italy (CNS) — For centuries, pilgrims came to Assisi to walk in the footsteps of a saint who preached to birds, embraced poverty and wandered the hills barefoot. But today, many arrive in search of a different model of holiness: that of a teenager in Nike sneakers who built websites and coded for Christ.
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1 week ago |
thebostonpilot.com | Justin Mclellan |Jaymie Stuart Wolfe |Michael Pakaluk
CIUDAD DEL VATICANO (CNS) -- Llevar la cruz significa más que soportar el sufrimiento personal: significa entrar en el dolor de los demás y caminar a su lado, escribió el Papa Francisco al comienzo de la Semana Santa. Llevar la cruz nunca es en vano, escribió en su homilía de la Misa del Domingo de Ramos en la Plaza de San Pedro el 13 de abril. Más aún, es la manera más concreta de compartir su amor salvífico.
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Simone Legno, the creator of "Luce," also created a Nativity Scene depicting the Holy Family in the style of Japanese animated figures displayed in a Vatican exhibit on Nativity scenes from around the world. 📸 @CatholicNewsSvc https://t.co/OQuIcawo5T
#PopeFrancis does not take questions during the 50-minute return flight to Rome from Ajaccio, France. It is the first time the pope does not hold a press conference on an international flight and the shortest flight of his pontificate. 📸@CatholicNewsSvc / @LolaGomezC https://t.co/5YrMEO7BrM
#PopeFrancis ended his day trip to Corsica by meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron. Macron gave the pope a book on the Cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris and said his visit was an honor for Ajaccio, Corsica and France. (📸Vatican pool) https://t.co/pRZZ0kMR4A