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The pope phoned a priest in Gaza every day
The pontiff began phoning Gaza’s Christians every day, more often on the worst days. He was still calling when failing health forced him to suspend normal activities. His conduit was Father Gabriel Romanelli, a 55-year-old priest, a compatriot from Argentina, who had been living in Gaza since 2005.
Pope Francis repeatedly called for an end to the war. The day before his death, in a final Easter message delivered on Sunday ...
Far from Gaza, back in his homeland of Argentina, the faithful lit candles in the church where Pope Francis found God as a ...
Fatima was referring to the pope’s near-daily calls to the Church of the Holy Family, Gaza’s Roman Catholic church. Despite ...
John Swinney has hailed Pope Francis as a man “always on the side of the poor” who made important contributions on ...
Palestinian Islamist militant group Hamas has mourned the passing of Pope Francis, voicing thanks for his condemnation of the suffering in the Gaza Strip, which has been devastated by the war since ...
Pope Francis died on Monday, 1:35 am EST. Internet is filled with tributes from his heartbroken followers, fans and admirers.
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