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Welcome to the Shrine of Mary, Help of Christians with Pope Francis! Step into the world of courage, beauty, and hope as Pope Francis gathers the Bishops of Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands, along with priests, deacons, religious, seminarians, and catechists at the Shrine of Mary, Help of Christians. Amidst challenges and struggles, the Pope urges these pastoral workers to embrace new beginnings, share the beauty of presence, and hold onto hope for the fruitfulness of their mission. Written by Christopher Wells Listening to heartfelt testimonies from various members of the ministry, Pope Francis delivers a message of…

Welcome to our blog, where we bring you the latest updates from Romadailynews and Radio giornale. In today’s news, Mary has been collected by the editorial staff and Francesco Vitale, with Gennaro Sangiuliano in the studio. Gennaro Sangiuliano has resigned as Minister of Culture and in an interview with Il Messaggero, he reveals his future plans after the recent Boccia case that affected him. He stated, “I will be my own lawyer, and with the help of gifts that will assist me, I am doing well. I have learned firsthand the devastating danger of fake news and I expect millions…

Welcome Alessandro Giuli: Italy’s New Culture Minister Italy is gearing up to host the G7 culture summit, and with that comes a change in leadership. Alessandro Giuli has stepped into the role of Italy’s new culture minister, replacing Gennaro Sangiuliano who resigned amidst scandal. Giuli was sworn in by President Sergio Mattarella in a ceremony at the Quirinal Palace in Rome. Prior to his appointment, Giuli served as the president of MAXXI, the National Museum of XXI Century Arts in Rome. His ties to premier Giorgia Meloni and the right-wing coalition have positioned him as a Meloni loyalist, making him…

In Papua New Guinea, Radio Maria has been closely following Pope Francis’ apostolic journey. The station’s director, a Vincentian missionary, believes that the visit will help unite people and bring peace to their hearts. By: Thaddeus Jones and Delphine Allaire – Port MoresbyPublished Date: September 7, 2024 As Papua New Guinea prepares for Pope Francis’ arrival, Radio Maria Papua New Guinea, a broadcasting partner of Vatican News, is gearing up for comprehensive media coverage. Father Joseph Emmanuvel Amith, a Vincentian missionary serving as the station director, hopes to provide both local and remote coverage to reach the nation’s population spread…

Welcome Pope Francis to Papua New Guinea As Pope Francis arrived at his residence in Papua New Guinea, he was warmly greeted by Sir Bob Bofeng Dada, the Governor General of the country. The Governor General praised the Catholic Church’s long-standing advocacy for peace, justice, human rights, and action against climate change. Before making his way to the Apec Haus in Port Moresby to meet with civil authorities, Pope Francis paid a courtesy visit to the Government House in Konedobu, the capital’s suburb. Sir Bob Bofeng Dada, on behalf of the government and people of Papua New Guinea, welcomed the…

Welcome to the mesmerizing journey of Pope Francis as he embarked on his first full day in Papua New Guinea! The day was filled with vibrant encounters and heartfelt interactions, starting with a meeting with civil authorities that highlighted the immense diversity of the nation’s people. The Governor General of Papua New Guinea, Sir Bob Bofend Dadae, graciously welcomed Pope Francis, acknowledging the significant contributions of the Catholic Church to the country’s societal fabric. This warm reception set the tone for a day filled with meaningful dialogue and reflection. Embracing Cultural Richness Delving into the unique tapestry of Papua New…

The Incredible Journey of Nearly 6,000 Pilgrims to See Pope Francis in Papua New Guinea As Pope Francis makes his historic visit to Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, nearly 6,000 devoted pilgrims from across the country have embarked on arduous and dangerous journeys to witness this once-in-a-lifetime event. These pilgrims have faced treacherous terrain and sea hazards, demonstrating their unwavering faith and dedication. According to Bishop Rosario Menezes of Lae, there are close to 6,000 registered pilgrims, with more expected to join in the festivities. One such group is the Triumph of the Cross from Mt. Hagen, led by Jacob…

Join us on Wednesday, September 11th at 6:30 pm at the Salone Rappresentanza del Circolo Canottieri Roma for the presentation of the noir novel “Suicidio Perfetto” (Armando Curcio Editore) by Umberto Brindani, director of the weekly magazine Gente. In this thrilling thriller, Brindani tells the story of a journalist pushed to the margins by the publication he works for, who finds himself investigating a murder full of mysteries and unsettling characters. The presentation of the novel will lead to a debate on the current state of information in Italy, between conservatism, lobbying, and fake news. Join author Stefano Brusadelli, writer…

Empowering Communities: Caritas PNG’s Stand Against Violence Welcome to Papua New Guinea, where Caritas is making a difference in the fight against violence based on accusations of sorcery. In a recent conversation with Mavis Tito, the National Director of Caritas Papua New Guinea, we gained insight into the organization’s impactful work in the country. As Papua New Guinea welcomes Pope Francis, Mavis Tito sheds light on the challenges faced by the people of this Pacific island nation. In a discussion with Claudia Torres in Port Moresby, the capital city, Ms. Tito highlighted the essential role Caritas PNG plays in supporting…

Welcome to the journey of Archbishop Séamus Patrick Horgan, the first resident Vatican representative in South Sudan. As he embarks on his mission, he shares his insights and experiences with Vatican News-Radio Vaticana about the resilience of the local Church and the daunting challenges faced by the young African nation. By Francesca Sabatinelli In the midst of turmoil and hardship, Archbishop Horgan emphasizes that the Church in South Sudan is not just surviving, but thriving. Despite the adversities, the spirit of faith and generosity among the local communities shines through. The missionaries, both men and women, continue to serve the…