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Ks. Nykiel, Regens Penitencjarii Apostolskiej, przyjął święcenia biskupie w Watykanie
Powołanie jest wezwaniem, aby mieć zawsze to samo spojrzenie Pana – spojrzenie uważne na każdego brata i siostrę. „To spojrzenie, którego mogłeś się dobrze nauczyć podczas lat posługi w Penitencjarni Apostolskiej i które teraz będziesz mógł wesprzeć łaską stanu właściwą dla sakramentu święceń udzielonego ci w pełni dzisiaj” - powiedział kard. Mauro Piacenza, w homilii, zwracając się do ks. Krzysztofa Nykla, Regensa Penitencjarii Apostolskiej, który przyjął święcenia biskupie w Watykanie.
Pope Francis: Sinners, yes; but never corrupt
(Vatican Radio) Let us pray to God that the weakness that leads us to sin will never lead to corruption. This was the theme of Pope Francis homily at daily Mass on Friday morning, a theme he has taken up many times. Beginning with the first reading, which tells the story of David and Bathsheba, the Pope distinguished between regular sinners and those who are corrupt. Unlike regular sinners, the corrupt do not feel the need for forgiveness.
"Missionary of Mercy" Fr. Panneer Selvam, part 2
This year’s Ash Wednesday and the Lenten Season have taken on a special connotation and colour, occurring during the current Jubilee Year of Mercy. Pope Francis marked the beginning of the Church's Lenten journey by sending out several hundred religious and diocesan priests from around the world as "Missionaries of Mercy" to their local churches and communities. At the Feb. 10 Ash Wednesday Mass in Rome’s St. Peter’s Basilica, the Pope officially commissioned 762 priests with the task, empowering them to forgive even the sins that are reserved for the Holy See to pardon. The original plan of the Holy Father was to have just 800 Missionaries of Mercy. But with overwhelming requests from around the world, he ended up choosing over 1,000. Of these, 762 were specially invited to the Vatican for the official ceremony.
