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Pope Francis and the Synodal Church

By Andrea Gagliarducci On 2 maggio 2022 · 2 Comments · In Vatican

Last week, a meeting of the committees of the Synod on Synodality, which Pope Francis convened for 2023, was held in Rome. It was a meeting to set up a common path, talk to each other, and begin to concretize what should be a Synod that will give a new face to the Church. [...]

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Pope Francis and the generational change

By Andrea Gagliarducci On 25 aprile 2022 · 5 Comments · In Vatican

The appointment of a new archbishop of Paris seems imminent, and the French daily Le Figaro points to the archbishop of Lille Laurent Ulrich as a possible candidate, indeed almost a certainty, for the succession. The archbishop’s profile seems perfect, considering the times: attentive to the migrant emergency and very concerned about the [...]

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Pope Francis, his idea of ​​universal brotherhood and war

By Andrea Gagliarducci On 18 aprile 2022 · 6 Comments · In Vatican

For the first time since the beginning of the pandemic, Pope Francis has presided over the Via Crucis on Good Friday at the Colosseum and not in the courtyard in front of St. Peter’s Basilica. But the first Good Friday after the pandemic was a Good Friday marked by the return of war in [...]

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Pope Francis, is that for Ukraine a 21st-century “ostpolitik”?

By Andrea Gagliarducci On 11 aprile 2022 · 3 Comments · In Vatican

Returning from Malta, Pope Francis stressed that the diplomacy of the Holy See is doing a great deal for Ukraine and that many things are invisible because “one cannot say everything.” And it is true. Beyond the enormous humanitarian effort always deployed by the Church on the territory, there is a continuous, underground diplomatic [...]

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How involved is Pope Francis in the London trial case?

By Andrea Gagliarducci On 4 aprile 2022 · 3 Comments · In Vatican

The last hearing of the trial on the management of the funds of the Secretariat of State brought back a crucial question: how much did the Pope know about the investment of the Secretariat of State, and to what extent was he involved in the operations?

The trial focuses on the Secretariat of State’s [...]

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Pope Francis, the guidelines of his reform

By Andrea Gagliarducci On 28 marzo 2022 · 4 Comments · In Vatican

Published out of the blue, the apostolic Constitution that redesigns the Roman Curia is really not just an organizational change. Instead, it tells of a shift in philosophy, which must be fully understood. The risk is that, with the will to change, we will instead go back to past patterns. In fact, by losing [...]

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Pope Francis, will there be a meeting with Patriarch Kirill?

By Andrea Gagliarducci On 21 marzo 2022 · 7 Comments · In Vatican

The conversation in video link between Pope Francis and the Patriarch of Moscow Kirill has reopened the debate on a possible second meeting between the Pope and the Patriarch of Moscow. Some speculate that the ongoing war in Ukraine has closed the possibility of a second meeting forever, considering that Patriarch Kirill [...]

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Pope Francis, what promises have been kept?

By Andrea Gagliarducci On 14 marzo 2022 · 8 Comments · In Vatican

Last March 13 was the ninth anniversary of the election of Pope Francis. The moment Pope Francis came out of the lodge of Blessings and spoke his first words as Pope, a pontificate began that promised a lot and aroused many hopes. Now that we enter the tenth year of the pontificate, what are the [...]

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Pope Francis, his ecumenical diplomacy in Ukraine

By Andrea Gagliarducci On 7 marzo 2022 · 3 Comments · In Vatican

It is unknown if there will be a second meeting between Pope Francis and Patriarch Kirill. Kazakhstan was initially thought (for two years) as a possible meeting place, taking advantage of the festival of religions and the Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue having signed a memorandum of understanding on the issues of dialogue with [...]

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Pope Francis and the Ukrainian crisis. What he did, what he could have done

By Andrea Gagliarducci On 28 febbraio 2022 · 2 Comments · In Vatican

Pope Francis has called for another day of prayer for peace on 2 March, Ash Wednesday, focusing on the war in Ukraine. Since the beginning of his pontificate, Pope Francis has wanted to give prayer a leading role in his diplomatic decisions. From the day of fasting and prayer for Syria in September 2013 [...]

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