Pope visits WW2 U.S. cemetery and Nazi massacre site on All Souls’ Day
Breaking: Pope bans cigarettes sales in Vatican
Pope battling old age, says brother
Pope sends condolences for slain Maltese investigative journalist
Pope implicitly criticizes U.S. for leaving Paris climate accord
Pope hits 40 million mark on Twitter
German President meets Pope for talks
Pope urges web companies use profits to protect children
Even Pope may not be able to pay salaries in Benue
Pope under attack by Catholic scholars
I fear for the pope – Vatican Auditor
“I got bashed,” Pope joked as he prays for Venezuela, blesses poor
Pope ‘deeply moved’ by plight of storm Harvey victims
Pope apologises to sex abuse victims
Pope Francis, world’s icon of humility – Okonkwo
Mbaise Bishopric crisis: Knights pledge support for Pope

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Pope’s Economy minister faces sex abuse charges in Australia
Cardinal George Pell, Vatican’s economy minister, will make his first court appearance in Australia on Wednesday on charges of sex crimes.
Okpaleke: Pope replies recalcitrant priests of Ahiara
Days after time ran out for the priests of Ahiara diocese, in Nigeria’s Imo state, to write and apologise for having refused to accept Bishop Peter Ebere Okpaleke, their bishop for the past five years, Pope Francis, through some of his closest advisers, has begun to respond to each of them.
Has Pope forgiven Ahiara priests?
WO weeks after the expiration of papal directive to Catholic priests in Ahiara Mbaise Diocese to write individual letters of apology to the Catholic Pontiff or risk suspension, there is no clear indication if all the priests had complied with the directive and what action Pope Francis, who was visibly vexed by the embarrassment the protracted rejection of Bishop Peter Okpaleke, has taken.
Pope hangs sign warning whiners to stay away from new office
Pope Francis, a regular denouncer of gossip and intrigue inside the Vatican, has hung a sign outside his private study warning whiners to stay away.
Pope says you could be made a saint if you care for patients with highly infectious diseases, others
Pope Francis,Tuesday, expanded the criteria for becoming a saint to include caring for patients with highly infectious diseases, “free offering of one’s life” in an apostolic letter published by the Vatican.

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