The Weekly Francis – 30 November 2016

This version of The Weekly Francis covers material released in the last week from 10 November 2016 to 30 November 2016.

Angelus

• 20 November 2016

General Audiences

• 23 November 2016

Messages

• 10 November 2016 – Message of the Holy Father to the President of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP22) [Marrakech, 7–18 November 2016]
• 27 November 2016 – Message for the 54th World Day of Prayer for Vocations 2017
• 30 November 2016 – Message of the Holy Father to His Holiness Bartholomaios, Archbishop of Constantinople, Ecumenical Patriarch, for the Feast of St Andrew

Speeches

• 11 November 2016 – To participants in the Jubilee for Socially Excluded People
• 17 November 2016 – To participants in the International Conference of the Christian Union of the Business Executives (UNIAPAC)
• 28 November 2016 – To Participants in the Plenary Session of the Pontical Academy of Sciences

Papal Tweets

• “So many women are overwhelmed with the burdens of life and the drama of violence! The Lord wants them to be free and their dignity respected” @Pontifex 25 November 2016
• “With the close of the Jubilee, we look ahead at how to continue to experience with joy, fidelity and enthusiasm the richness of God’s mercy.” @Pontifex 26 November 2016
• “Advent is a time when we journey towards Jesus and his Kingdom of justice and peace.” @Pontifex 27 November 2016
• “Mercy is not a parenthesis in the life of the Church; it constitutes her very existence, making tangible the profound truths of the Gospel.” @Pontifex 28 November 2016
• “Jesus calls us to be bearers of joy and consolation as his merciful witnesses.” @Pontifex 29 November 2016
• “On this feast of Saint Andrew, with fraternal affection I am close to Patriarch Bartholomew and pray for him and the Church entrusted to him” @Pontifex 30 November 2016

Papal Instagram

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