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In what seemed to be a direct blow to strict Catholic doctrine of marriage before sex, Pope Francis married 20 couples on Sunday who have lived together and no less already had children. The papal wedding took place in no less than in St. Peter's Basilica. |
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POPE Francis married 20 couples yesterday, some of whom already live together and have children, in the latest sign that the Arg-entine pontiff wants the Catholic church to be more open and inclusive. |
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VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis yesterday was celebrating marriage for 20 couples, including some who already have kids — a sin under Catholic Church teaching. The gesture, coming three weeks before a global meeting of bishops due to discuss family matters like premarital sex, was seen as a testimony of the pontiff’s belief in a “merciful” church. |
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Pope Francis married 20 couples on Sunday, some of whom had already lived together and had children, in the latest sign that the Argentine pontiff wants the Catholic church to be more open and inclusive. |
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VATICAN CITY - Pope Francis married 20 couples on Sunday, some of whom had already lived together and had children, in the latest sign that the Argentine pontiff wants the Catholic church to be more open and inclusive. In the first wedding he has performed in his 18-month-old papacy, Francis took.... |
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Australian foreign affairs minister meets International Relations and Co-operation Minister Maite Nkoana-Mashabane to discuss the summit due to be held in Brisbane in November |
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Pope Francis married 20 couples on Sunday, some of whom had already lived together and had children, in the latest sign that the Argentine pontiff wants the Catholic church to be more open and inclusive. |
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Australian foreign affairs minister meets International Relations and Co-operation Minister Maite Nkoana-Mashabane to discuss the summit due to be held in Brisbane in November |
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CATHERINE S. VALENTEMalacañang on Sunday backed Interior Secretary Manuel Roxas 2nd plan to conduct lifestyle checks on officials and members of the Philippine National Police (PNP). Roxas made the proposal after some police officers were involved recently in criminal activities. |
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Executive producer Mal Pope describes it as a 'story of how sometimes even the wildest dreams can come true!' |
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Aby Tharakan, journalist, and wife Sharon Rani, graphic artist, share their experiences in Bhutan |
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