Pope Francisಪರಿಶೀಲಿಸಿದ ಖಾತೆ

We are stewards, not masters of our earth. Each of us has a personal responsibility to care for the precious gift of God’s creation.

By receiving the Eucharist we are nourished of the Body and Blood of Jesus, and by entering us, Jesus joins us to his Body!

Remain steadfast in the journey of faith, with firm hope in the Lord. This is the secret of our journey!

Mary is an icon of how the Church must offer forgiveness to those who seek it.

Jesus gives himself to us in the Eucharist, offering himself as spiritual food that sustains our life.

With the weapons of love, God has defeated selfishness and death. His son Jesus is the door of mercy wide open to all.

God can fill our hearts with his love and help us continue our journey together towards the land of freedom and life.

In a broken world, to communicate with mercy means to help create closeness between the children of God.

The feast of the Most Holy Trinity renews our mission of living in communion with God and all people on the model of the divine communion.

Each one of us can be a bridge of encounter between diverse cultures and religions, a way to rediscover our common humanity.

The firm commitment for human rights springs from an awareness of the unique and supreme value of each person.

Loving and forgiving are tangible and visible signs that faith has transformed our hearts.

The Jubilee is the party to which Jesus invites us all, without excluding anyone.

The world needs the courage, hope, faith and perseverance of Christ’s followers.

The gift of the Holy Spirit has been bestowed in abundance so that we may live lives of genuine faith and active charity.

Come, Holy Spirit! Free us from being closed in on ourselves and instill in us the joy of proclaiming the Gospel.

To communicate with mercy means to help create a healthy, free and fraternal closeness among the children of God.

If our hearts and actions are inspired by charity, by divine love, then our communication will be touched by God’s own power.

Dear Religious: wake up the world! Be witnesses to a different way of thinking, acting and living!

What we say and how we say it, our every word and gesture, ought to express God’s compassion, tenderness and forgiveness for all.

May today's challenges become forces for unity to overcome our fears and build together a better future for Europe and the world.

Jesus, ascended into heaven, is now in the lordship of God, present in every space and time, close to each one of us.

Love, by its nature, is communication; it leads to openness and sharing. #ComMisericordia50

Christ is our greatest joy; he is always at our side and will never let us down.

The Lord consoles us. We are all called to comfort our brothers and sisters, to testify that God alone can eliminate the causes of tragedies

May the challenges in the ecumenical journey encourage us to know each other better, pray together and unite in works of charity.

Jesus Christ, the incarnation of God’s mercy, out of love for us, died on the cross, and out of love he rose again from the dead.

There is the grave problem of labour, because of the high rate of young adults unemployed, but also for the issue of the dignity of work.

I address a cordial greeting to the faithful of the Eastern Churches who are celebrating Holy Pascha today. Χριστὸς ἀνέστη!

Work is proper to the human person and expresses the dignity of being created in the image of God.

Jesus conquered evil at the root: he is the Door of Salvation, open wide so that each person may find mercy.

Before the spiritual and moral abysses of mankind, only God’s infinite mercy can bring us salvation.

Christian hope is a gift that God gives us if we come out of ourselves and open our hearts to him.

Let us break open our sealed tombs to the Lord – each of us knows what they are – so that he may enter and grant us life.

All are called to love and cherish family life, for families are not a problem; they are first and foremost an opportunity.

Dear Young People, with the grace of God you can become authentic and courageous Christians, witnesses to love and peace.

Dear Young Friends, your names are written in heaven in the merciful heart of the Father. Be brave and go against the tide!

A true ecological approach knows how to safeguard the environment and justice, hearing the cry of the earth and the cry of the poor.

Climate change represents one of the principal challenges facing humanity today, and the response requires the solidarity of all.

To form a family is to be a part of God’s dream, to join him in building a world where no one will feel alone.

The royal road to peace is to see others not as enemies to be opposed but as brothers and sisters to be embraced.

We pray for the earthquake victims in Ecuador and Japan. May God and all our brothers and sisters give them help and support.

Each vocation in the Church has its origin in the compassionate gaze of Jesus, who forgives us and calls us to follow Him.

Today is Benedict XVI’s birthday. Let us remember him in our prayers and thank God for giving him to the Church and the world.

Refugees are not numbers, they are people who have faces, names, stories, and need to be treated as such.

In the darkest hours of a family’s life, union with Jesus can help avoid a breakup.

Love is the only light which can constantly illuminate a world grown dim.

The Lord’s presence dwells in families, with all their daily troubles and struggles, joys and hopes.

The way of the Church is not to condemn anyone for ever, it is to pour out the balm of God’s mercy.