Interview with Chrysostomos Savatos, Metropolitan of Messinia: “May the Holy Spirit enlighten the minds of primates. We need to get across an image of unity”.

Accounts of peaceful co-existence between Christians and Muslims. Journey to the city of Saranda, in the southern part of the country, where the Marcelline sisters have a big education centre. Sister Daniela Silvestrini and Entela Kenaçi, head of the nursery: “Religious faith is not a cause for division”.

Francis gives speech to world's judges on how to tackle modern day slavery.

The Church has a duty to be involved in politics when it comes to combatting global problems such as human trafficking, Pope Francis told a summit in the Vatican yesterday.

The Pope, who was speaking to a group of judges and legal experts from around the world, said that it was not true that the Church should keep out of the political realm.

In three reflections with priests from around the world in Rome Thursday, Pope Francis called on them to enter into the complications of people’s lives. The pontiff said that mercy “gets involved” with people’s pain and needs.

Pope Francis has exhorted Catholic priests not to see people who approach them for spiritual help merely as “cases” to be handled but to instead enter into the complications of people’s lives, unafraid of being drawn in to unclear or messy situations.

An interview with the philosopher Rocco Buttiglione, an expert on the teaching of St. John Paul II: “The perspective of Francis is perfectly traditional. The novelty is in applying the possible mitigations provided for all other sins, as they are quoted in the Catechism of St. Pius X, to the sin committed by the divorced and remarried as well”

Planned resignations, a “timed” papacy with a withdrawal at eighty years of age: the words of the Pope during the Occurrentes meeting bring two years of assumptions and speculations to an end.

Francis affirms during a meeting with the children of the “Children’s Train” - Treno dei Bambini - from Calabria. What does being the Pope mean for Bergoglio? “The good that I can do”

A young girl asked Jorge Mario Bergoglio what it means “to be Pope”: “the good that I can do” was the answer. Francis also exclaimed, with a play on words, that they are not a danger to others, but that the migrants are themselves in danger. He affirmed this during a meeting with the children of the “Children’s Train” in the atrium of the Paul VI Auditorium at the Vatican.

Occasional controversies have occasionally been posted on social media networking relevant to the religion’s views towards all aspects of society. It is not a mistake to have such intellectual ''moves" which are in favour of the homeland and humanity.

An interview with Bishop Maroun Elias Nimeh Lahham, Patriarchal Vicar for Jordan. On the drama of the refugees who have doubled the population of the country: “Europe is centered on itself and wants to apply its own standards to the whole world. This is totally wrong”.

The Imam of Al-Azhar in an interview to the Vatican media after his audience with the Pope: “He is a man of peace, with him we resume the path of dialogue.” Islam has nothing to do with the violence and we denounce the deviations. There are more Muslim than Christian victims.