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LIVE: Pope Francis prays the Regina Coeli at the Vatican/May 22

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77 years after Nagasaki atomic bomb, Pope Francis fights for an end to nuclear … weapons
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In his catechesis on the value of old age, Pope Francis reflected on Saint John's account of the Last Supper.
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In his General Audience, the Pope asked local churches to promote the ministry of the elderly.
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It's been 77 years since the atomic bomb hit the city of Nagasaki, Japan, which left about 39,000 people dead.
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Activities of the Holy Father Pope Francis today August 10 at the Vatican
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Bishop Américo Aguiar says while honoring traditions of previous years, WYD Lisbon will be unique.
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The Pope continued his series of catechesis on the value of old age and the elderly.
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In his catechesis on the value of old age, Pope Francis reflected on Saint John's account of the Last Supper.
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In his General Audience, the Pope asked local churches to promote the ministry of the elderly.
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Pope Francis prays the Regina Coeli at noon from the Vatican. Along with the prayer, he will add a brief commentary on the Gospel of the day and others on current issues today.
V. Queen of Heaven, rejoice, alleluia.
R. For He whom you did merit to bear, alleluia.
V. Has risen, as he said, alleluia.
V. Rejoice and be glad, O Virgin Mary, alleluia.
R. For the Lord has truly risen, alleluia.
Let us pray. O God, who gave joy to the world through the resurrection of Thy Son, our Lord Jesus Christ, grant we beseech Thee, that through the intercession of the Virgin Mary, His Mother, we may obtain the joys of everlasting life. Through the same Christ our Lord. Amen.

Pope Francis started his Canada trip by visiting the cemetery and chapel of Our Lady of Seven Sorrows in Maskwacis, Alberta, on July 25, 2022. | Vatican Media

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Pope Francis is visiting Canada in what he has called a “penitential pilgrimage” from July 24 to July 29.
Read the latest updates about his trip below.
July 30, 5:53 a.m.: Full text: Pope Francis’ in-flight press conference from Canada
Pope Francis returned to Rome on Saturday after a week-long trip to Canada. During his trip, the pope visited Edmonton, Québec, and Iqaluit on what he called a “penitential pilgrimage” to apologize to the country’s indigenous communities.
Please read here for CNA’s full transcript of Pope Francis’ press conference on the flight from Iqaluit, Canada, to Italy.
July 30, 5:09 a.m.: Pope Francis: Canada's residential schools system was 'cultural genocide'
Speaking to journalists on the papal plane on July 30, the pope explained that he had not used the term “genocide” during his public apologies for past abuses perpetrated by Catholics in the system because it had not come to mind.
📹HIGHLIGHTS | Pope Francis finished his trip to Canada by visiting Iqaluit, at the edge of the Arctic, where no plant grows taller than 8 inches. As a final wrap-up to his pilgrimage, he met with young people and elders. #PopeinCanada #WalkingTogether pic.twitter.com/2hQP8h7Vmm
July 29, 7:55 p.m.: Choose light over darkness, Pope Francis tells young people in Iqaluit
Pope Francis on Friday encouraged indigenous young people and elders in Iqaluit in northern Canada not to be disheartened but to seek out what is good.
“You will come to realize that Jesus, from the cross, never points his finger at you; he embraces you and encourages you, because he believes in you even at those times when you stop believing in yourself. So never lose hope, fight, give it your all, and you will not be sorry.”
July 29, 6:40 p.m.: Pope Francis gifts his ‘dearest friend’ to Canada
As Pope Francis concludes his visit to Canada, he is leaving behind his “dearest friend”: St. Joseph.
Before traveling to Iqaluit on Friday, the 85-year-old pontiff gifted a statue of St. Joseph and the Child Jesus to the archbishop’s residence in Québec City, according to the Holy See Press Office. He presented an identical statue of Jesus’ foster father to St. Joseph Seminary, which hosted him at the start of his trip in Edmonton, Alberta.
“I am leaving you my dearest friend,” he told the institute, Vatican News shared.
Pope Francis meets with youth and elders before attending a farewell ceremony in Iqaluit, the capital and only city of Nunavut, Canada’s northernmost and most sparsely populated territory. Catholics can watch live below.
July 29, 1:22 p.m.: Pope Francis praises Canada’s indigenous people as he departs Québec
In a brief address Friday to delegates representing nine indigenous nations of Canada, Pope Francis said he is returning home “greatly enriched” after his weeklong “penitential pilgrimage” to Canada, during which he publicly apologized several times for past abuses perpetrated by Catholics against the nation’s indigenous.
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“I have come as a brother, to discover firsthand the good and bad fruit borne by members of the local Catholic family in the course of the years. I have come in a spirit of penance, to express my heartfelt pain at the wrong inflicted on you by not a few Catholics who supported oppressive and unjust policies in your regard,” the 85-year-old pope said, addressing the group gathered at the archbishop’s residence in Québec City.
While in the air, Pope Francis remembers Saint Kateri Tekakwitha. Tekakwitha, also known as the “Lily of the Mohawks,” became the first Native American saint in 2012. She was raised in New York, by her uncle, a Mohawk chief, after her parents died from a smallpox epidemic. After encountering Jesuit priests in her village, she converted to Catholicism at 19. Her relatives and the village attempted to punish her for her beliefs. She later ran away to Montreal, Canada, where she could practice her faith and live out her life as a consecrated virgin.
My thoughts and prayers in these days have focused often on Saint Kateri Tekakwitha. We venerate her for her devotion to prayer and work, and her ability to endure many trials patiently and meekly. #IndigenousPeoples
The papal flight prepares to depart Québec for Iqaluit. You can read more about Iqaluit and why Pope Francis is traveling there here .
Pope Francis meets with a delegation of indigenous peoples in Québec. Catholics can watch him speak live below.
Pope Francis attended a closed-door meeting with Jesuits in Québec this morning.
Today marks the last day of Pope Francis' visit to Canada. He will be meeting with members of the Society of Jesus and a delegation of indigenous peoples in Québec. From there, he will fly to Iqaluit, where he will meet with students of former residential schools, young people and elders, and attend a farewell ceremony.
You can read more about Iqaluit and why Pope Francis is traveling there here .
📹VIDEO | Pope Francis was greeted by cheers during his visit to Quebec. He was also able to get out of his vehicle by his own means before using his wheelchair. Let's keep praying for his health and the fruits of his trip. #PopeinCanada #WalkingTogether pic.twitter.com/DPRaAjx4Jf
July 28, 6:23 p.m. : Pope Francis: Complaining that the world is evil is ‘not Christian’
Speaking Thursday to a group of priests, bishops, deacons, consecrated persons, seminarians, and pastoral workers at the Cathedral Basilica of Notre-Dame de Québec, Pope Francis urged those present to model Christian joy and fraternity to those to whom they minister.
“Christian joy is about the experience of a peace that remains in our hearts, even when we are pelted by trials and afflictions, for then we know that we are not alone, but accompanied by a God who is not indifferent to our lot. When seas are rough: The storm is always on the surface but the depths remain calm and peaceful. That is also true of Christian joy: It is a free gift, the certainty of knowing that we are loved, sustained and embraced by Christ in every situation in life,” the pope said in his homily as part of a Vespers service at the cathedral.
July 28, 5:50 p.m. : Pope Francis’ Canada trip: What is Iqaluit and why is he going there?
Pope Francis is set to fly to Iqaluit, Canada, on Friday, July 29. The city marks the last stop of the 85-year-old pontiff’s “penitential pilgrimage” to Canada before he heads back to Rome.
At the final stop of his trip to Canada, the pontiff will meet with Inuit residential school survivors and will visit Nakasuk Elementary School.
Here is what to know about Iqaluit, its lone Catholic parish, and the significance of the pope’s visit.
July 28, 5:34 p.m.: Pope Francis: Jesus comes to us when we are at our lowest
At a July 28 Mass in the historic Basilica of Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré in Québec, Pope Francis preached on the hope and redemption that Christ offers in the face of shame, and how God seeks to draw near to us in moments of failure.
“On the path of life and faith, as we seek to achieve the dreams, plans, hopes and expectations deep in our hearts, we also come up against our own frailties and weaknesses; we experience setbacks and disappointments, and often we can remain imprisoned by a paralyzing sense of failure. Yet the Gospel tells us that at those very moments we are not alone, for the Lord comes to meet us and stands at our side,” the pope said, preaching in his native Spanish.
📹 HIGHLIGHTS | Pope Francis presided over the Holy Mass at the National Shrine of Saint Anne de Beaupre in Quebec. St. Anne, the grandmother of Jesus, was proclaimed patroness of Québec in 1876. #PopeinCanada #WalkingTogether pic.twitter.com/hnd1UrgcDv
Pope Francis delivers a homily during evening prayer from the Cathedral of Notre Dame in Québec, Canada. Catholics can watch live below.
Catholics can watch evening prayer with Pope Francis from the Cathedral of Notre Dame in Québec, Canada, live below.
Pope Francis will pray Vespers with bishops, priests, deacons, consecrated persons, seminarians, and pastoral workers at the cathedral.
Whenever our failures lead to an encounter with the Lord, life and hope are reborn and we are able to be reconciled: with ourselves, with our brothers and sisters, and with God. #ApostolicJourney #Canada
Following Mass at the National Shrine of Saint Anne de Beaupré in Québec, Pope Francis met with the guests of the Fraternité Saint Alphonse welcome and spirituality center.
He was welcomed in the center's garden by permanent guests and by those who habitually frequent the center — in total, about 50 people including the elderly, people suffering from various addictions, and HIV/AIDS patients. The director in charge, Father André Morency, was also present. The pope greeted them, listened to their stories, and collected their prayers.
Before leaving, he gifted them with an icon of the "Most Holy Lady of Jerusalem."
Pope Francis shared a special moment with a guest of the Fraternité St Alphonse reception and spirituality center in Quebec. There are about 50 people at the center. Among them are the elderly and people suffering from addictions. #PopeInCanada #walkingtogether 📷 Vatican Media pic.twitter.com/kW0mcTrSsl
This morning Pope Francis presided over Mass at the Sanctuary of Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré in Quebec. #PopeInCanada #WalkingTogether 📷 Vatican Media pic.twitter.com/sVwHiq52dn
Catholics can watch Holy Mass in Québec with Pope Francis from the National Shrine of Saint Anne de Beaupré, the oldest pilgrimage site in North America, live below. The shrine houses three relics of St. Anne.
Local authorities estimate that 2,000 people are at the shrine today.
Pope Francis is arriving at St. Anne de Beaupré in Québec to celebrate Mass. Originally built in the 17th century to welcome a miraculous statue of the saint, it marks the most ancient shrine in North America. According to tradition, one of the first builders of the church suffered from a severe scoliosis and was healed. St. Anne, the grandmother of Jesus Christ, was proclaimed patroness of Québec in 1876. Pope Francis has centered much of his trip on this saint.
July 28, 6:52 a.m.: A look beyond the headlines: Pope Francis encounters Catholic life and history on his journey to Canada
The images of Pope Francis receiving a feathered headdress by indigenous Canadians, the many moving moments and significant gestures on this papal trip have made headlines around the world. This “penitential pilgrimage”, dedicated to a real path of reconciliation with the Native American populations, is also an Apostolic journey to a country with a rich and varied Catholic history.
July 27, 7:00 p.m.: Pope Francis expresses ‘deep shame’ in Canada, warns of new ‘cancel culture’
Pope Francis asked for forgiveness for the harm done to indigenous Canadians by Catholics in a Wednesday address before top government officials and representatives of the indigenous peoples in Canada.
“I express my deep shame and sorrow, and, together with the bishops of this country, I renew my request for forgiveness for the wrong done by so many Christians to the indigenous peoples,” the 85-year-old pontiff said, citing the Catholic Church’s role in running many of the country’s government-sponsored residential schools for indigenous children.
July 27, 6:28 p.m.: Did Pope Francis meet Justin Trudeau before? Here’s what you need to know as the two meet today
Pope Francis met with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau this afternoon, July 27, in Quebec City, as part of his weeklong “penitential pilgrimage” to Canada.
In their 36-minute 2017 meeting, which the Vatican described as “cordial,” the pope gave Trudeau a medallion symbolizing forgiveness, joy, and mutual acceptance. The medallion also references Matthew 5:7: “Blessed are the merciful, for they will be shown mercy.”
Pope Francis signed the book of honor at the Citadelle de Québec. He wrote: “As a pilgrim in Canada, a land that stretches from sea to sea, I pray to God that this great country will always be an example in building a future that preserves and values its roots, particularly its indigenous peoples, and in being a welcoming home for all.”
📹HIGHLIGHTS | Pope Francis arrived in Quebec. He met Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, the Governor General of Canada, representatives of indigenous peoples, members of the Diplomatic Corps, and civil authorities. #PopeinCanada #WalkingTogether pic.twitter.com/S0ToRrW9vV
Pope Francis arrives in Québec and is welcomed by top government officials, including Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Canada's governor general, Mary Simon.
Pope Francis arrived in Québec and was welcomed by top government officials, including Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Canada's governor general, Mary Simon. #PopeInCanada #WalkingTogether 📷 @andygag / pool VAMP pic.twitter.com/VY08DDgJ8m
Catholics can watch Pope Francis’ meeting with Canadian civil and religious authorities, members of the diplomatic corps, and representatives of the indigenous peoples in Québec live below.
July 27, 1:00 p.m.: Pope Francis in Canada: How Ukrainian migrants and indigenous peoples can learn from each other
During his “penitential pilgrimage” to Canada, Pope Francis visited Sacred Heart Church, Edmonton's first parish dedicated to pastoral care for people from the First Nations, Metis, and Inuit communities. Just one block away from this parish is the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Cathedral of St. Josaphat, home to a Ukrainilarge Ukrainian community that began to emigrate to Western Canada 130 years ago.
The history of indigenous peoples in Canada speaks to the plight of Ukrainian immigrants. The situation faced by indigenous peoples bears many similarities to what is now being experienced in Ukraine with Russian aggression, explained Bishop David Motiuk, bishop of the Eparchy of Edmonton.
Pope Francis will be in Québec today. Canada's governor general, Mary Simon, will welcome him as the representative of Queen Elizabeth II, Canada's head of state. The pontiff will also meet with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, civil authorities, representatives of indigenous peoples, and members of the diplomatic corps.
This map illustrates Pope Francis’ flight path for his Canada trip.
July 26, 8:45 p.m.: Pope Francis blesses the water, pilgrims at Lac Ste. Anne in Canada
Pope Francis concluded his second full day in Canada with a visit to Lac Ste. Anne, the site of one of Canada’s most famous Catholic pilgrimages and a place of spiritual significance for the nation’s indigenous people.
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