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Pope names nurse who ‘saved my life’ as personal aide

Pope names nurse who ‘saved my life’ as personal aide

  • The 85-year-old pope is always attended by healthcare staff
  • Strappetti was widely identified as the Vatican hospital nurse hailed by the pope last year
By AFP ·
Pope postpones Africa visit over knee problem

Pope postpones Africa visit over knee problem

By AFP ·
I need a shot of tequila for my knee pain, pope jokes

I need a shot of tequila for my knee pain, pope jokes

By Reuters ·
Pope appoints Lebanese priests to lead Eastern Churches dioceses

Pope appoints Lebanese priests to lead Eastern Churches dioceses

By Francesco Bongarrà ·
Jordan’s king, queen receive Vatican award

Jordan’s king, queen receive Vatican award

By Arab News ·
Pope thanks Orban for taking Ukrainians, Orban invites pope to Hungary

Pope thanks Orban for taking Ukrainians, Orban invites pope to Hungary

By Reuters ·
Lebanese president sparks Christian anger by defending Hezbollah at the Vatican

Lebanese president sparks Christian anger by defending Hezbollah at the Vatican

By NAJIA HOUSSARI ·
Pope asserts Ukraine right to defense in blasting Russia war

Pope asserts Ukraine right to defense in blasting Russia war

By AP ·
Pope urges peace, not politics in call to Russian patriarch

Pope urges peace, not politics in call to Russian patriarch

By AP ·
Pope Francis speaks from the window of the apostolic palace during the weekly noon prayer on March 13, 2022 in The Vatican.(Photo by Vincenzo Pinto / AFP)

Pope Francis calls for end to ‘armed aggression’ as Ukrainian refugees rise to 2.5 million

By Reuters - AP ·
Vatican spy story takes center stage as fraud trial resumes

Vatican spy story takes center stage as fraud trial resumes

By AP ·
Vatican official inaugurates Nunciature in Abu Dhabi

Vatican official inaugurates Nunciature in Abu Dhabi

By Arab News ·
Vatican envoy accuses Lebanese politicians of profiting from country’s suffering 

Vatican envoy accuses Lebanese politicians of profiting from country’s suffering 

By NAJIA HOUSSARI ·

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