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Pope Francis showed a "marked improvement" Thursday after being given intravenous antibiotics for a bronchitis infection and could be released from the hospital in the coming days, the Vatican and his doctors reported.
The University of Notre Dame Law School is hosting a three-day Religious Liberty Summit (videos).
Covid-19: Two Vatican cardinals, papal aides, test positive for coronavirus Reuters/Vatican City Filed on December 22, 2020 Krajewski, a Pole who manages Pope Francis’ charities, spends much of this time on the streets helping Rome’s homeless population. Two Vatican cardinals, including one who spends most his time helping Rome’s homeless, have tested positive for the coronavirus, a Vatican source said on Tuesday. Cardinal Konrad Krajewski, 57, a Pole who manages Pope Francis’ charities and has the title of the Vatican’s almoner, was hospitalised for treatment of the onset o...
That seemed more agregregious t leaking documents as part of the meeting. some of the concerns here are quite confounding when you look at it. one of the ones you mentioned about peter's pence. so, it sounds kind of shocking. gee, only 20% to 30% of what we give actually goes to the poor? but most charitable organizations, carol, will tell you that, unfortunately, a lot of what they bring in is administrator expense. it's spent on administration. how much actually gets to the people who need it. unfortunately, the vatican is part of that administration and there's a lot of costs involved. now,...
The administration costs of having a saint canonized can be very high. it's not like you're paying to become a saint. it's because the process is so costly. >> so you have to pay the expenses? >> you have to pay the expenses for the canonization, the church does. those involved in the canonization, it can be quite costly. that is a critique, a valid critique. do we want to spend all this money to say, yes, someone is holy. it's excessive and i think it's a good question to ask. >> the other disturbing thing is the vatican ordered the arrests of the people who leaked these documents. that seems...