‘Exhausted’ pope cancels meeting with bishops
Travel from the airport to the nunciature took longer than expectedContinue Reading
Travel from the airport to the nunciature took longer than expectedContinue Reading
It is not permitted to make a statue out of snow, even by way of play and funContinue Reading
Pope Francis appeared to make the case for a truth commission to investigate the Buddhist-majority nation’s 26-year civil warContinue Reading
Colombo – Less than a week after its longtime president was surprisingly voted out of office, Sri Lanka welcomes Pope Francis on Tuesday, with the island nation’s Catholic minority hoping he can help heal the lingering wounds of the country’s 25-year civil war. The war between minority Tamil rebels, whoContinue Reading
Francis’ 7th and longest apostolic visit outside of Italy will also include the canonization of Sri Lanka’s first saintContinue Reading
A letter addressed to the Pope from 32 political detainees said they had started fasting from dawn to duskContinue Reading
About 21,000 police personnel would be deployed in Colombo and the Bandaranaike International AirportContinue Reading
he panel declared on Jan. 8 that the archbishop had been killed “in hatred for the faith,”Continue Reading
Very much like the rest of the world, Sri Lanka too has been carried away by the Bergoglio phenomenonContinue Reading
The President urged the public to follow the measures the government had put in place to keep Francis safeContinue Reading
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