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Pope Francis to the United Nations: Which Diplomacy?

By Andrea Gagliarducci On 23 marzo 2015 · 3 Comments · In Vatican

Pope Francis will speak at the United Nations Headquarters in New York this coming September 25. United Nations confirmed the papal address last week, thus making official one of the most important moments of the coming papal trip to the United States in September. The trip will last one week, and will culminate [...]

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Is the Jubilee of Mercy the Real Face of Pope Francis’ Revolution?

By Andrea Gagliarducci On 16 marzo 2015 · 8 Comments · In Vatican

Pope Francis celebrated the second anniversary of the pontificate his way, by convoking an Extraordinary Jubilee for Mercy to begin December 8, 2015 and to end November 20, 2016. This decision shows how much Pope Francis is focused on the theme of mercy. The Holy See Press Office release reminded us that the [...]

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Pope Francis: Looking for a Reform Scenario

By Andrea Gagliarducci On 9 marzo 2015 · 1 Comment · In Vatican

The official approval of the statutes of the three recently established Vatican economic bodies marked a small turning point in the path toward Vatican reforms. The anomaly that Pope Francis created by establishing curial dicasteries without any statutes has now come to a close. The era of external consultants has now turned [...]

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Behind Pope Francis: A Hidden Vatican

By Andrea Gagliarducci On 2 marzo 2015 · 9 Comments · In Vatican

Neglected by the media, there is a hidden Vatican that is working tirelessly to promote the human being. It is the Vatican of diplomacy, the Vatican that sits at international conferences and mediates for peace, the Vatican that employs its weight and influence in order to foster the defense of every human [...]

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Pope Francis: An Agenda Behind his Back?

By Andrea Gagliarducci On 23 febbraio 2015 · 6 Comments · In Vatican

Is there an agenda at work behind Pope Francis’ back? As he carries out his plan of renewal for the Church, one that is based on the purification of hearts, on pastoral efforts and on evangelization through attraction, many individuals are trying to exploit his spontaneity, and also his naivete, in order to [...]

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Help! Theology Needed to Reform the Curia

By Andrea Gagliarducci On 16 febbraio 2015 · 4 Comments · In Vatican

In the end, the “revolution” has turned into a renewal, to be carried forward slowly. It could not be different, because in the way in which it was outlined, Curia reform could not possibly meet anyone’s criteria. Not even that of the so-called progressive wing. In the end, some criticism came from them [...]

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Pope Francis: Will It Really Be a Revolution?

By Andrea Gagliarducci On 9 febbraio 2015 · 26 Comments · In Vatican

The week that begins today and ends with the creation of 20 new cardinals may represent the turning point of Pope Francis’ pontificate. The choices of the new cardinals not only show Pope Francis’ sensitivity toward the world’s peripheries and a certain pastoral approach, they also indicate a change concerning the pivotal [...]

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Pope Francis: The Push To Synodality

By Andrea Gagliarducci On 2 febbraio 2015 · 2 Comments · In Vatican

Everything for the sake of synodality. This seems to be Pope Francis’ governing program. The Pope has already made it clear that he deems the conversion of hearts to be more important than the conversion of structures. He carefully considers every step to further expand the footprint of synodality,  a wider sense of [...]

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What If Pope Francis’ Enemies Are the Same as Pope Benedict’s?

By Andrea Gagliarducci On 26 gennaio 2015 · 10 Comments · In Vatican

One can govern without worrying what his enemies are doing. And one can govern by trying to use his enemies, or at least by putting them in a situation where they can’t do any damage. Pope Francis’ strategy seems to be the latter. This is the dominant picture that emerges from the series of [...]

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Pope Francis: Five Revealing Details

By Andrea Gagliarducci On 19 gennaio 2015 · 9 Comments · In Vatican

There are five revealing details that emerge from the papal trip to Sri Lanka and Philippines. Five details that perhaps help us to understand better this pontificate, as well the expectations surrounding it. Each of these details can be understood through a single interpretative key, as explained by Pope Francis himself: the Apostolic [...]

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