What newspapers of reference choose not to notice reveals the values they defend
“We can no longer look the other way” from the ecological crisis threatening the world today, Pope Francis has warned.
Amid the confusion of voices and messages that surround us, a Christian journalist is called to be a new witness to the truth, Pope Francis said Friday.
The Pope has invited the world “to open eyes, ears and hands ever wider to those who suffer from hunger, injustice and violence”, particularly in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The late Henri Tincq, who succumbed to the coronavirus pandemic at the age of 74, was a prominent French religion journalist of a liberal Catholic persuasion.
Pope Francis’ prayer intention for Wednesday’s Mass at the Casa Santa Marta was “for all who work in the media, who work to communicate”.
President of the Italian Bishops Cardinal Gualtiero Bassetti has told Francis critics to become Protestants if they don’t like this Pope.
The Archbishop of Malta has repeated his call for “truth, justice and accountability” in the case of murdered investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia.