Pope Francis

IBTimes UK exclusively speaks to the survivor of an attack by Ugandan rebels at his home in Mavivi.

A temporary measure absolving abortion – initially introduced in 2016 – will now be made permanent.

The pontiff says Pope John Paul II's ban on women priests in 1994 is likely to stay forever.

Pope Francis and Bishop Munib Younan signed a joint declaration at an ecumenical prayer service in Lund to heal the 500-year-old divide.

The first quake struck at 7.10pm with the second just over two hours later as tremors were felt in Rome 200km away.

The two sides will meet on 30 October on the Caribbean island of Margarita.

Human Rights Watch calls for an investigation to identify those responsible for the strike.

The Vatican announced that the villa will now be open to the public as a museum.

Siddiqi is a British-Muslim footballer who wants to spread the message of peace throughout the world through the sport.

Pope to waive usual five year waiting period that must be observed before someone is considered for sainthood.

The pontiff earlier said gender theory was part of 'global war' on traditional family values.

Nuns Federica and Isabel fell in love while volunteering at a drug rehab centre in Pinerolo.

The Catholic pontiff says journalism can't become a 'weapon of destruction'.

'Saint of the Gutters' canonised in a special mass in the Vatican amid criticism over 'miracles'.

Two miracles have been attributed to the Kosovar Albanian nun since her 1997 death.

The pontiff proposed that caring for the environment be added to traditional Christian works of mercy.

The tech billionaire and the Pontiff discussed ways in which technology could be used to alleviate poverty.

Death toll rises to 247 according to Italy's regional officials.

More than 1,150 people have been killed and kidnapped in DRC's mineral-rich North Kivu province.

One section of the magazine is reportedly dedicated to remarks made by the Pope.

The pontiff said he would let justice take its course before making any decision regarding the Australian cardinal.

Pope Francis says our purpose in life is not to vegetate but to leave a mark.

Worship of the 'god of money' is real inspiration for terrorism says Francis on a flight back to Rome

Pope visits the Nazi German death camp where Adolf Hitler's forces killed more than a million people.

The pontiff spoke to the media following the murder of a French Catholic priest on 26 July.

The murder of a priest in Normandy has added to security fears around the Pope's visit for World Youth Day.

Married divorcees can only receive Communion if they live 'as brother and sister', he says.

The court will deliver its verdicts in a day or two following a hearing on 5 July.

Christians also owed an apology to exploited women and children besides the poor, the pontiff said.

Pope Francis is on a three-day visit to Armenia, where he said the 1915 genocide must not be forgotten.