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The Weekly Francis – 09 August 2017

This version of The Weekly Francis covers material released in the last week from 3 July 2017 to 9 August 2017.

Angelus

30 July 2017

General Audiences

2 August 2017

Messages

3 July 2017 – Message of the Holy Father on the occasion of the national meeting of young people at the Shrine of Aparecida [29–30 July 2017]

Papal Tweets

“In the name of Jesus we can make known, through our witness, that peace is possible!” @Pontifex 4 August 2017
“Other people are gifts to be received with respect, especially if they are weak and frail, because Christ comes to meet us in them.” @Pontifex 5 August 2017
“Hope is the virtue of a heart that doesn’t lock itself into darkness, that doesn’t dwell on the past, but is able to see a tomorrow.” @Pontifex 6 August 2017
“Forgiveness sets our hearts free and allows us to start anew. Forgiveness gives hope. Without forgiveness, the Church is not built up.” @Pontifex 7 August 2017
“Today we give glory to God for the work of Saint Dominic in the service of the Gospel which he preached with his words and his life.” @Pontifex 8 August 2017
“In witnessing to the faith what counts is not success, but fidelity to Christ.” @Pontifex 9 August 2017

Papal Instagram

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The Weekly Francis – 02 August 2017

This version of The Weekly Francis covers material released in the last week from 28 June 2017 to 2 August 2017.

Angelus

23 July 2017

Messages

5 July 2017 – Message of His Holiness Pope Francis to participants in the First International Catechetical Symposium [Buenos Aires, 11–14 July 2017]

Speeches

28 June 2017 – To Delegates of the Italian Confederation of Workers’ Unions (Cisl)

Papal Tweets

“I entrust little Charlie to the Father and pray for his parents and all those who loved him.” @Pontifex 28 July 2017
“We call on all people of faith and good will to take action and oppose modern slavery in all its forms.” @Pontifex 30 July 2017
“Like Saint Ignatius of Loyola, let us be won over by the Lord Jesus and, led by Him, place ourselves at the service of others.” @Pontifex 31 July 2017
“We effectively do good when we do it without seeking reward and in the concrete situations of everyday life.” @Pontifex 1 August 2017
“The Gospel is Good News filled with contagious joy, for it contains and offers new life.” @Pontifex 2 August 2017

Papal Instagram

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The Weekly Francis – 26 July 2017

This version of The Weekly Francis covers material released in the last week from 9 June 2017 to 26 July 2017.

Angelus

Daily Homilies (fervorinos)

Papal Tweets

“When we need help, let us turn to the Father who always looks on us with love and never abandons us.” @Pontifex 23 July 2017
“How important grandparents are for family life, for passing on the human and religious heritage so essential for each and every society!” @Pontifex 26 July 2017

Papal Instagram

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The Weekly Francis – 19 July 2017

This version of The Weekly Francis covers material released in the last week from 29 June 2017 to 18 July 2017.

Letters

29 June 2017 – Letter of the Holy Father to Mrs Angela Merkel, Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany, on the occasion of the G20 Summit

Motu Proprio

11 July 2017 – Apostolic Letter issued ‘Motu Proprio’ Maiorem hac dilectionem on the offer of life

Papal Tweets

“Migrants are our brothers and sisters in search of a better life, far away from poverty, hunger, and war.” @Pontifex 8 July 2017
“I entrust sailors, fishermen, and all those in difficulty on the seas faraway from home, to the motherly protection of Mary, Star of the Sea” @Pontifex 9 July 2017
“Europe has a unique patrimony of ideals and spiritual values, one that deserves to be proposed again with passion and renewed vigour.” @Pontifex 11 July 2017
“Let us be led by the Virgin Mary on the path that leads to the holy mountain that is Christ, where God and man meet.” @Pontifex 16 July 2017
“We must overcome all forms of racism, of intolerance and of the instrumentalization of the human person.” @Pontifex 18 July 2017

Papal Instagram

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The Weekly Francis – 05 July 2017

This version of The Weekly Francis covers material released in the last week from 23 May 2017 to 3 July 2017.

Angelus

Daily Homilies (fervorinos)

General Audiences

Homilies

Letters

22 June 2017 – Letter to H.B. Youssef Absi, new Patriarch of Antioch for Melkite Greek Catholics

Messages

Speeches

Papal Tweets

“May we entrust ourselves to the intercession of Sts Peter and Paul in order to give witness to God’s liberating action on us.” @Pontifex 29 June 2017
“There is great need to feed Christian hope, which gives us a new view capable of discovering and seeing the good.” @Pontifex 30 June 2017
“To defend human life, above all when it is wounded by illness, is a duty of love that God entrusts to all.” @Pontifex 30 June 2017
“A Christian’s mission in the world is splendid, it is a mission intended for everyone, it is a mission of service, excluding no one!” @Pontifex 1 July 2017
“How beautiful it is to see when young people are “street preachers”, joyfully bringing Jesus to every street and every corner of the earth!” @Pontifex 2 July 2017

Papal Instagram

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The Weekly Francis – 28 June 2017

This version of The Weekly Francis covers material released in the last week from 22 June 2017 to 28 June 2017.

Homilies

28 June 2017 – Ordinary Public Consistory for the creation of 5 new Cardinals

Speeches

Papal Tweets

“Let us not be distracted by the false wisdom of this world, but to follow Jesus as the one sure guide who gives meaning to our life.” @Pontifex 22 June 2017
“Go forth and reach out to all people at the margins of society! Go there and be the Church, with the strength of the Holy Spirit.” @Pontifex 23 June 2017
“Mercy warms the heart and makes it sensitive to the needs of brothers and sisters with sharing and participation.” @Pontifex 24 June 2017
“Each one of us is precious; each one of us is irreplaceable in God’s eyes.” @Pontifex 25 June 2017
“I repeat the firm condemnation of every form of torture and call on everyone to work for its abolishment and support victims and families.” @Pontifex 26 June 2017
“Sharpen your gaze in order to see the signs God shows us in reality.” @Pontifex 27 June 2017
“God looks with love upon every one of us.” @Pontifex 28 June 2017

Papal Instagram

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The Weekly Francis – 21 June 2017

This version of The Weekly Francis covers material released in the last week from 27 May 2017 to 21 June 2017.

Angelus

11 June 2017

General Audiences

Homilies

Speeches

Papal Tweets

“Everyone’s existence is tied to that of others: life is not time merely passing by, life is about interactions.” @Pontifex 15 June 2017
“Love requires a creative, concrete response. Good intentions are not enough. The other is not a statistic, but a person to take care of.” @Pontifex 16 June 2017
“Care for the environment is always a social concern as well. Let us hear both the cry of the earth and the cry of the poor.” @Pontifex 17 June 2017
“Jesus was broken; he is broken for us. This is the Eucharist. And he asks us to give ourselves, to break ourselves, as it were, for others.” @Pontifex 18 June 2017
“None of us is an island, autonomous and independent from others. We can only build the future by standing together, including everyone.” @Pontifex 19 June 2017
“The personal encounter with refugees dispels fears and distorted ideologies and becomes a factor for growth in humanity. @M_RSection” @Pontifex 20 June 2017
“We must not turn our backs on the new forms of poverty and marginalization that prevent people from living a life of dignity.” @Pontifex 21 June 2017

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The Weekly Francis – 14 June 2017

This version of The Weekly Francis covers material released in the last week from 30 April 2017 to 14 June 2017.

Daily Homilies (fervorinos)

Letters

5 June 2017 – Letter of the Holy Father to His Beatitude Sviatoslav Shevchuk, major archbishop of Kyiv-Halyč, on the occasion of the funeral of Cardinal Lubomyr Husar

Regina Cæli

4 June 2017 – Solemnity of Pentecost

Speeches

Papal Tweets

“Humility and tenderness are not virtues of the weak, but of the strong.” @Pontifex 8 June 2017
“Each one of us, as a living member of the Body of Christ, is called to work for unity and peace.” @Pontifex 9 June 2017
“Life can survive only because of the generosity of other lives.” @Pontifex 10 June 2017
“The Feast of the Most Holy Trinity invites us to be a leaven of communion, consolation and mercy.” @Pontifex 11 June 2017
“The Church shines forth when she is missionary, welcoming, free, faithful, poor in means and rich in love.” @Pontifex 12 June 2017
“In his passion, Jesus took upon himself all our suffering. He knows the meaning of pain, he understands and comforts us, giving us strength.” @Pontifex 13 June 2017
“There is much need of prayer and penitence to implore the grace of conversion and an end to the many wars throughout the world.” @Pontifex 14 June 2017

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Catechism of the Catholic Church Index

I use the online version of the Catechism of the Catholic Church at the Vatican web site all the time, so I decided to make an upgraded version of their index page (here). The improvements on this version include:

The links now open pages in new tabs.
I’ve added links to the Latin version, to make it easier to check the original.
I’ve added the passage numbers in parentheses after each link, to make it easier to look up passages by their number.

Feel free to bookmark this page. A short link for it is JimmyAkin.com/catechism

PROLOGUE (Latin)

PART ONE: THE PROFESSION OF FAITH
- SECTION ONE “I BELIEVE” – “WE BELIEVE” (Latin) (26)
  - CHAPTER ONE MAN’S CAPACITY FOR GOD
    - I. The Desire for God (Latin) (27-30)
    - II. Ways of Coming to Know God (Latin) (31-35)
    - III. The Knowledge of God According to the Church (Latin) (36-38)
    - IV. How Can We Speak about God? (Latin) (39-43)
    - IN BRIEF (Latin) (44-49)
  - CHAPTER TWO GOD COMES TO MEET MAN (Latin) (50)
    - Article 1 THE REVELATION OF GOD
      - I. God Reveals His “Plan of Loving Goodness” (Latin) (51-53)
      - II. The Stages of Revelation (Latin) (54-64)
      - III. Christ Jesus — “Mediator and Fullness of All Revelation” (Latin) (65-67)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (68-73)
    - Article 2 THE TRANSMISSION OF DIVINE REVELATION (Latin) (74)
      - I. The Apostolic Tradition (Latin) (75-79)
      - II. The Relationship Between Tradition and Sacred Scripture (Latin) (80-83)
      - III. The Interpretation of the Heritage of Faith (Latin) (84-95)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (96-100)
    - Article 3 SACRED SCRIPTURE
      - I. Christ – The Unique Word of Sacred Scripture (Latin) (101-104)
      - II. Inspiration and Truth of Sacred Scripture (Latin) (105-108)
      - III. The Holy Spirit, Interpreter of Scripture (Latin) (109-119)
      - IV. The Canon of Scripture (Latin) (120-130)
      - V. Sacred Scripture in the Life of the Church (Latin) (131-133)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (134-141)
  - CHAPTER THREE MAN’S RESPONSE TO GOD (Latin) (142-143)
    - Article 1 I BELIEVE
      - I. The Obedience of Faith (Latin) (144-149)
      - II. “I Know Whom I Have Believed” (Latin) (150-152)
      - III. The Characteristics of Faith (Latin) (153-165)
    - Article 2 WE BELIEVE (Latin) (166-167)
      - I. “Lord, Look Upon the Faith of Your Church” (Latin) (168-169)
      - II. The Language of Faith (Latin) (170-171)
      - III. Only One Faith (Latin) (172-175)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (176-184)
      - The Credo (Latin)
- SECTION TWO I. THE CREEDS (Latin) (185-197)
  - CHAPTER ONE I BELIEVE IN GOD THE FATHER (Latin) (198)
    - Article 1 “I BELIEVE IN GOD THE FATHER ALMIGHTY, CREATOR OF HEAVEN AND EARTH”
      - Paragraph 1. I BELIEVE IN GOD (Latin) (199-231)
      - Paragraph 2. THE FATHER (Latin) (232-267)
      - Paragraph 3. THE ALMIGHTY (Latin) (268-278)
      - Paragraph 4. THE CREATOR (Latin) (279-324)
      - Paragraph 5. HEAVEN AND EARTH (Latin) (325-354)
      - Paragraph 6. MAN (Latin) (355-384)
      - Paragraph 7. THE FALL (Latin) (385-421)
  - CHAPTER TWO I BELIEVE IN JESUS CHRIST, THE ONLY SON OF GOD (Latin) (422-429)
    - ARTICLE 2 “AND IN JESUS CHRIST, HIS ONLY SON, OUR LORD”
      - I. Jesus (Latin) (430-435)
      - II. Christ (Latin) (436-440)
      - III. The Only Son of God (Latin) (441-445)
      - IV. Lord (Latin) (446-451)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (452-455)
    - Article 3 “HE WAS CONCEIVED BY THE POWER OF THE HOLY SPIRIT, AND WAS BORN OF THE VIRGIN MARY”
      - Paragraph 1. THE SON OF GOD BECAME MAN (Latin) (456-483)
      - Paragraph 2. “CONCEIVED BY THE POWER OF THE HOLY SPIRIT AND BORN OF THE VIRGIN MARY” (Latin) (484-511)
      - Paragraph 3. THE MYSTERIES OF CHRIST’S LIFE (Latin) (512-570)
    - Article 4 “JESUS CHRIST SUFFERED UNDER PONTIUS PILATE, WAS CRUCIFIED, DIED AND WAS BURIED” (Latin) (571-573)
      - Paragraph 1. JESUS AND ISRAEL (Latin) (574-594)
      - Paragraph 2. JESUS DIED CRUCIFIED (Latin) (595-623)
      - Paragraph 3. JESUS CHRIST WAS BURIED (Latin) (624-630)
    - Article 5 “HE DESCENDED INTO HELL. ON THE THIRD DAY HE ROSE AGAIN” (Latin) (631)
      - Paragraph 1. CHRIST DESCENDED INTO HELL (Latin) (632-637)
      - Paragraph 2. ON THE THIRD DAY HE ROSE FROM THE DEAD (Latin) (638-658)
    - Article 6 “HE ASCENDED INTO HEAVEN AND IS SEATED AT THE RIGHT HAND OF THE FATHER” (Latin) (659-664)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (665-667)
    - Article 7 “FROM THENCE HE WILL COME AGAlN TO JUDGE THE LIVING AND THE DEAD”
      - I. He Will Come Again in Glory (Latin) (668-677)
      - II. To Judge the Living and the Dead (Latin) (678-679)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (680-682)
  - CHAPTER THREE I BELIEVE IN THE HOLY SPIRIT (Latin) (683-686)
    - ARTICLE 8 “I BELIEVE IN THE HOLY SPIRIT” (Latin) (687-688)
      - I. The Joint Mission of the Son and the Spirit (Latin) (689-690)
      - II. The Name, Titles, and Symbols of the Holy Spirit (Latin) (691-701)
      - III. God’s Spirit and Word in the Time of the Promises (Latin) (702-716)
      - IV. The Spirit of Christ in the Fullness of Time (Latin) (717-730)
      - V. The Spirit and the Church In the Last Days (Latin) (731-741)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (742-747)
    - Article 9 “I BELIEVE IN THE HOLY CATHOLIC CHURCH” (Latin) (748-750)
      - Paragraph 1. THE CHURCH IN GOD’S PLAN (Latin) (751-780)
      - Paragraph 2. THE CHURCH – PEOPLE OF GOD, BODY OF CHRIST, TEMPLE OF THE HOLY SPIRIT (Latin) (781-810)
      - Paragraph 3. THE CHURCH IS ONE, HOLY, CATHOLIC, AND APOSTOLIC (Latin) (811-870)
      - Paragraph 4. CHRIST’S FAITHFUL – HIERARCHY, LAITY, CONSECRATED LIFE (Latin) (871-945)
      - Paragraph 5. THE COMMUNION OF SAINTS (Latin) (946-962)
      - Paragraph 6. MARY – MOTHER OF CHRIST, MOTHER OF THE CHURCH (Latin) (963-975)
    - Article 10 “I BELIEVE IN THE FORGIVENESS OF SINS” (Latin) (976)
      - I. One Baptism for the Forgiveness of Sins (Latin) (977-980)
      - II. The Power of the Keys (Latin) (981-987)
    - Article 11 “I BELIEVE IN THE RESURRECTION OF THE BODY” (Latin) (988-991)
      - I. Christ’s Resurrection and Ours (Latin) (992-1004)
      - II. Dying in Christ Jesus (Latin) (1005-1014)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (1015-1019)
    - Article 12 “I BELIEVE IN LIFE EVERLASTING” (Latin) (1020)
      - I. The Particular Judgment (Latin) (1021-1022)
      - II. Heaven (Latin) (1023-1029)
      - III. The Final Purification, or Purgatory (Latin) (1030-1032)
      - IV. Hell (Latin) (1033-1037)
      - V. The Last Judgment (Latin) (1038-1041)
      - VI. Hope of the New Heaven and the New Earth (Latin) (1042-1050)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (1051-1060)
      - “Amen” (Latin) (1061-1065)

PART TWO: THE CELEBRATION OF THE CHRISTIAN MYSTERY (Latin) (1066-1075)
- SECTION ONE THE SACRAMENTAL ECONOMY (Latin) (1076)
  - CHAPTER ONE THE PASCHAL MYSTERY IN THE AGE OF THE CHURCH
    - Article 1 THE LITURGY – WORK OF THE HOLY TRINITY
      - I. The Father-Source and Goal of the Liturgy (Latin) (1077-1083)
      - II. Christ’s Work in the Liturgy (Latin) (1084-1090)
      - III. The Holy Spirit and the Church in the Liturgy (Latin) (1091-1109)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (1110-1112)
    - Article 2 THE PASCHAL MYSTERY IN THE CHURCH’S SACRAMENTS (Latin) (1113)
      - I. The Sacraments of Christ (Latin) (1114-1116)
      - II. The Sacraments of the Church (Latin) (1117-1121)
      - III. The Sacraments of Faith (Latin) (1122-1126)
      - IV. The Sacraments of Salvation (Latin) (1127-1129)
      - V. The Sacraments of Eternal Life (Latin) (1130)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (1131-1134)
  - CHAPTER TWO THE SACRAMENTAL CELEBRATION OF THE PASCHAL MYSTERY (Latin) (1135)
    - Article 1 CELEBRATING THE CHURCH’S LITURGY
      - I. Who Celebrates? (Latin) (1136-1144)
      - II. How is the Liturgy Celebrated? (Latin) (1145-1162)
      - III. When is the Liturgy Celebrated? (Latin) (1163-1178)
      - IV. Where is the Liturgy Celebrated? (Latin) (1179-1186)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (1187-1199)
    - Article 2 LITURGICAL DIVERSITY AND THE UNITY OF THE MYSTERY (Latin) (1200-1206)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (1207-1209)
- SECTION TWO THE SEVEN SACRAMENTS OF THE CHURCH (Latin) (1210-1211)
  - CHAPTER ONE THE SACRAMENTS OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION (Latin) (1212)
    - Article 1 THE SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM (Latin) (1213)
      - I. What is This Sacrament Called? (Latin) (1214-1216)
      - II. Baptism in the Economy of Salvation (Latin) (1217-1228)
      - III. How is the Sacrament of Baptism Celebrated? (Latin) (1229-1245)
      - IV. Who can Receive Baptism? (Latin) (1246-1255)
      - V. Who can Baptize? (Latin) (1256)
      - VI. The Necessity of Baptism (Latin) (1257-1261)
      - VII. The Grace of Baptism (Latin) (1262-1274)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (1275-1284)
    - Article 2 THE SACRAMENT OF CONFIRMATION (Latin) (1285)
      - I. Confirmation in the Economy of Salvation (Latin) (1286-1292)
      - II. The Signs and the Rite of Confirmation (Latin) (1293-1301)
      - III. The Effects of Confirmation (Latin) (1302-1305)
      - IV. Who can Receive This Sacrament? (Latin) (1306-1311)
      - V. The Minister of Confirmation (Latin) (1312-1314)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (1315-1321)
    - Article 3 THE SACRAMENT OF THE EUCHARIST (Latin) (1322-1323)
      - I. The Eucharist – Source and Summit of Ecclesial Life (Latin) (1324-1327)
      - II. What is This Sacrament Called? (Latin) (1328-1332)
      - III. The Eucharist in the Economy of Salvation (Latin) (1333-1344)
      - IV. The Liturgical Celebration of the Eucharist (Latin) (1345-1355)
      - V. The Sacramental Sacrifice Thanksgiving, Memorial, Presence (Latin) (1356-1381)
      - VI. The Paschal Banquet (Latin) (1382-1401)
      - VII. The Eucharist – “Pledge of the Glory To Come” (Latin) (1402-1405)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (1406-1419)
  - CHAPTER TWO THE SACRAMENTS OF HEALING (Latin) (1420-1421)
    - Article 4 THE SACRAMENT OF PENANCE AND RECONCILIATION (Latin) (1422)
      - I. What is This Sacrament Called? (Latin) (1423-1424)
      - II. Why a Sacrament of Reconciliation after Baptism? (Latin) (1425-1426)
      - III. The Conversion of the Baptized (Latin) (1427-1429)
      - IV. Interior Penance (Latin) (1430-1433)
      - V. The Many Forms of Penance in Christian Life (Latin) (1434-1439)
      - VI. The Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation (Latin) (1440-1449)
      - VII. The Acts of the Penitent (Latin) (1450-1460)
      - VIII. The Minister of This Sacrament (Latin) (1461-1467)
      - IX. The Effects of This Sacrament (Latin) (1468-1470)
      - X. Indulgences (Latin) (1471-1479)
      - XI. The Celebration of the Sacrament of Penance (Latin) (1480-1484)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (1485-1498)
    - Article 5 THE ANOINTING OF THE SICK (Latin) (1499)
      - I. Its Foundations in the Economy of Salvation (Latin) (1500-1513)
      - II. Who Receives and Who Administers This Sacrament? (Latin) (1514-1516)
      - III. How is This Sacrament Celebrated? (Latin) (1517-1519)
      - IV. The Effects of the Celebration of This Sacrament (Latin) (1520-1523)
      - V. Viaticum, the Last Sacrament of the Christian (Latin) (1524-1525)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (1526-1532)
  - CHAPTER THREE THE SACRAMENTS AT THE SERVICE OF COMMUNION (Latin) (1533-1535)
    - ARTICLE 6 THE SACRAMENT OF HOLY ORDERS (Latin) (1536)
      - I. Why Is This Sacrament Called “Orders”? (Latin) (1537-1538)
      - II. The Sacrament of Holy Orders in the Economy of Salvation (Latin) (1539-1553)
      - III. The Three Degrees of the Sacrament of Holy Orders (Latin) (1554-1571)
      - IV. The Celebration of This Sacrament (Latin) (1572-1574)
      - V. Who Can Confer This Sacrament? (Latin) (1575-1576)
      - VI. Who Can Receive This Sacrament? (Latin) (1577-1580)
      - VII. The Effects of the Sacrament of Holy Orders (Latin) (1581-1589)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (1590-1600)
    - Article 7 THE SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY (Latin) (1601)
      - I. Marriage in God’s Plan (Latin) (1602-1620)
      - II. The Celebration of Marriage (Latin) (1621-1624)
      - III. Matrimonial Consent (Latin) (1625-1637)
      - IV. The Effects of the Sacrament of Matrimony (Latin) (1638-1642)
      - V. The Goods and Requirements of Conjugal Love (Latin) (1643-1654)
      - VI. The Domestic Church (Latin) (1655-1658)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (1659-1666)
  - CHAPTER FOUR OTHER LITURGICAL CELEBRATIONS
    - Article 1 SACRAMENTALS (Latin) (1667-1676)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (1677-1679)
    - Article 2 CHRISTIAN FUNERALS (Latin) (1680)
      - I. The Christian’s Last Passover (Latin) (1681-1683)
      - II. The Celebration of Funerals (Latin) (1684-1690)

PART THREE: LIFE IN CHRIST (Latin) (1691-1698)
- SECTION ONE MAN’S VOCATION LIFE IN THE SPIRIT (Latin) (1699)
  - CHAPTER ONE THE DIGNITY OF THE HUMAN PERSON (Latin) (1700)
    - Article 1 MAN: THE IMAGE OF GOD (Latin) (1701-1709)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (1710-1715)
    - Article 2 OUR VOCATION TO BEATITUDE
      - I. The Beatitudes (Latin) (1716-1717)
      - II. The Desire for Happiness (Latin) (1718-1719)
      - III. Christian Beatitude (Latin) (1720-1724)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (1725-1729)
    - Article 3 MAN’S FREEDOM (Latin) (1730)
      - I. Freedom and Responsibility (Latin) (1731-1738)
      - II. Human Freedom in the Economy of Salvation (Latin) (1739-1742)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (1743-1748)
    - Article 4 THE MORALITY OF HUMAN ACTS (Latin) (1749)
      - I. The Sources of Morality (Latin) (1750-1754)
      - II. Good Acts and Evil Acts (Latin) (1755-1756)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (1757-1761)
    - Article 5 THE MORALITY OF THE PASSIONS (Latin) (1762)
      - I. Passions (Latin) (1763-1766)
      - II. Passions and Moral Life (Latin) (1767-1770)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (1771-1775)
    - Article 6 MORAL CONSCIENCE (Latin) (1776)
      - I. The Judgment of Conscience (Latin) (1777-1782)
      - II. The Formation of Conscience (Latin) (1783-1785)
      - III. To Choose in Accord With Conscience (Latin) (1786-1789)
      - IV. Erroneous Judgment (Latin) (1790-1794)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (1795-1802)
    - Article 7 THE VIRTUES (Latin) (1803)
      - I. The Human Virtues (Latin) (1804-1811)
      - II. The Theological Virtues (Latin) (1812-1829)
      - III. The Gifts and Fruits of the Holy Spirit (Latin) (1830-1832)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (1833-1845)
    - Article 8 SIN
      - I. Mercy and Sin (Latin) (1846-1848)
      - II. The Definition of Sin (Latin) (1849-1851)
      - III. The Different Kinds of Sins (Latin) (1852-1853)
      - IV. The Gravity of Sin: Mortal and Venial Sin (Latin) (1854-1864)
      - V. The Proliferation of Sin (Latin) (1865-1869)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (1870-1876)
  - CHAPTER TWO THE HUMAN COMMUNION (Latin) (1877)
    - Article 1 THE PERSON AND SOCIETY
      - I. The Communal Character of the Human Vocation (Latin) (1878-1885)
      - II. Conversion and Society (Latin) (1886-1889)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (1890-1896)
    - Article 2 PARTICIPATION IN SOCIAL LIFE
      - I. Authority (Latin) (1897-1904)
      - II. The Common Good (Latin) (1905-1912)
      - III. Responsibility and Participation (Latin) (1913-1917)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (1918-1927)
    - Article 3 SOCIAL JUSTICE (Latin) (1928)
      - I. Respect For the Human Person (Latin) (1929-1933)
      - II. Equality and Differences Among Men (Latin) (1934-1938)
      - III. Human Solidarity (Latin) (1939-1942)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (1943-1948)
  - CHAPTER THREE GOD’S SALVATION: LAW AND GRACE (Latin) (1949)
    - Article 1 THE MORAL LAW (Latin) (1950-1953)
      - I. The Natural Moral Law (Latin) (1954-1960)
      - II. The Old Law (Latin) (1961-1964)
      - III. The New Law or the Law of the Gospel (Latin) (1965-1974)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (1975-1986)
    - Article 2 GRACE AND JUSTIFICATION
      - I. Justification (Latin) (1987-1995)
      - II. Grace (Latin) (1996-2005)
      - III. Merit (Latin) (2006-2011)
      - IV. Christian Holiness (Latin) (2012-2016)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (2017-2029)
    - Article 3 THE CHURCH, MOTHER AND TEACHER (Latin) (2030-2031)
      - I. Moral Life and the Magisterium of the Church (Latin) (2032-2040)
      - II. The Precepts of the Church (Latin) (2041-2043)
      - III. Moral Life and Missionary Witness (Latin) (2044-2046)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (2047-2051)
- SECTION TWO THE TEN COMMANDMENTS (Latin) (2052-2074)
  - CHAPTER ONE YOU SHALL LOVE THE LORD YOUR GOD WITH ALL YOUR HEART, AND WITH ALL YOUR SOUL, AND WITH ALL YOUR MIND (Latin) (2083)
    - Article 1 THE FIRST COMMANDMENT (Latin)
      - I. “You Shall Worship the Lord Your God and Him Only Shall You Serve” (Latin) (2084-2094)
      - II. “Him Only Shall You Serve” (Latin) (2095-2109)
      - III. “You Shall Have No Other Gods Before Me” (Latin) (2110-2128)
      - IV. “You Shall Not Make For Yourself a Graven Image . . .” (Latin) (2129-2132)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (2133-2141)
    - Article 2 THE SECOND COMMANDMENT (Latin)
      - I. The Name of the Lord is Holy (Latin) (2142-2149)
      - II. Taking the Name of the Lord in Vain (Latin) (2150-2155)
      - III. The Christian Name (Latin) (2156-2159)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (2160-2167)
    - Article 3 THE THIRD COMMANDMENT (Latin)
      - I. The Sabbath Day (Latin) (2168-2173)
      - II. The Lord’s Day (Latin) (2174-2188)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (2189-2195)
  - CHAPTER TWO YOU SHALL LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR AS YOURSELF (Latin) (2196)
    - ARTICLE 4 THE FOURTH COMMANDMENT (Latin) (2197-2200)
      - I. The Family in God’s Plan (Latin) (2201-2206)
      - II. The Family and Society (Latin) (2207-2213)
      - III. The Duties of Family Members (Latin) (2214-2231)
      - IV. The Family and the Kingdom (Latin) (2232-2233)
      - V. The Authorities In Civil Society (Latin) (2234-2246)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (2247-2257)
    - Article 5 THE FIFTH COMMANDMENT (Latin) (2258)
      - I. Respect for Human Life (Latin) (2259-2283)
      - II. Respect for the Dignity of Persons (Latin) (2284-2301)
      - III. Safeguarding Peace (Latin) (2302-2317)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (2318-2330)
    - Article 6 THE SIXTH COMMANDMENT (Latin)
      - I. “Male and Female He Created Them . . .” (Latin) (2331-2336)
      - II. The Vocation to Chastity (Latin) (2337-2359)
      - III. The Love of Husband and Wife (Latin) (2360-2379)
      - IV. Offenses Against the Dignity of Marriage (Latin) (2380-2391)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (2392-2400)
    - Article 7 THE SEVENTH COMMANDMENT (Latin) (2401)
      - I. The Universal Destination and the Private Ownership of Goods (Latin) (2402-2406)
      - II. Respect for Persons and Their Goods (Latin) (2407-2418)
      - III. The Social Doctrine of the Church (Latin) (2419-2425)
      - IV. Economic Activity and Social Justice (Latin) (2426-2436)
      - V. Justice and Solidarity Among Nations (Latin) (2437-2442)
      - VI. Love For the Poor (Latin) (2443-2449)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (2450-2463)
    - Article 8 THE EIGHTH COMMANDMENT (Latin) (2464)
      - I. Living in the Truth (Latin) (2465-2470)
      - II. To Bear Witness to the Truth (Latin) (2471-2474)
      - III. Offenses Against Truth (Latin) (2475-2487)
      - IV. Respect for the Truth (Latin) (2488-2492)
      - V. The Use of the Social Communications Media (Latin) (2493-2499)
      - VI. Truth, Beauty, and Sacred Art (Latin) (2450-2403)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (2504-2513)
    - Article 9 THE NINTH COMMANDMENT (Latin) (2514-2516)
      - I. Purification of the Heart (Latin) (2517-2519)
      - II. The Battle for Purity (Latin) (2520-2527)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (2528-2533)
    - Article 10 THE TENTH COMMANDMENT (Latin) (2534)
      - I. The Disorder of Covetous Desires (Latin) (2535-2540)
      - II. The Desires of the Spirit (Latin) (2541-2543)
      - III. Poverty of Heart (Latin) (2544-2547)
      - IV. “I Want to See God” (Latin) (2548-2550)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (2551-2557)

PART FOUR: CHRISTIAN PRAYER
- SECTION ONE PRAYER IN THE CHRISTIAN LIFE (Latin) (2558-2565)
  - CHAPTER ONE THE REVELATION OF PRAYER – THE UNIVERSAL CALL TO PRAYER (Latin) (2566-2567)
    - Article 1 IN THE OLD TESTAMENT (Latin) (2568-2589)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (2590-2597)
    - Article 2 IN THE FULLNESS OF TIME (Latin) (2598-2619)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (2620-2622)
    - Article 3 IN THE AGE OF THE CHURCH (Latin) (2623-2625)
      - I. Blessing and Adoration (Latin) (2626-2628)
      - II. Prayer of Petition (Latin) (2629-2633)
      - III. Prayer of Intercession (Latin) (2634-2636)
      - IV. Prayer of Thanksgiving (Latin) (2637-2638)
      - V. Prayer of Praise (Latin) (2639-2643)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (2644-2649)
  - CHAPTER TWO THE TRADITION OF PRAYER (Latin) (2650-2651)
    - Article 1 AT THE WELLSPRINGS OF PRAYER (Latin) (2652-2660)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (2661-2662)
    - Article 2 THE WAY OF PRAYER (Latin) (2663-2679)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (2680-2682)
    - Article 3 GUIDES FOR PRAYER (Latin) (2683-2691)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (2692-2696)
  - CHAPTER THREE THE LIFE OF PRAYER (Latin) (2697-2699)
    - Article 1 EXPRESSIONS OF PRAYER
      - I. Vocal prayer (Latin) (2700-2704)
      - II. Meditation (Latin) (2705-2708)
      - III. Contemplative Prayer (Latin) (2709-2719)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (2720-2724)
    - Article 2 THE BATTLE OF PRAYER (Latin) (2725)
      - I. Objections to Prayer (Latin) (2726-2728)
      - II. Humble Vigilance of Heart (Latin) (2729-2733)
      - III. Filial Trust (Latin) (2734-2741)
      - IV. Perservering in Love (Latin) (2742-2745)
    - Article 3 THE PRAYER OF THE HOUR OF JESUS (Latin) (2746-2751)
      - IN BRIEF (Latin) (2752-2758)
- SECTION TWO THE LORD’S PRAYER (Latin) (2759-2760)

The Weekly Francis – 07 June 2017

This version of The Weekly Francis covers material released in the last week from 8 May 2017 to 7 June 2017.

Daily Homilies (fervorinos)

Homilies

4 June 2017 – Holy Mass on the Solemnity of Pentecost

Messages

4 June 2017 – Message for World Mission Day 2017

Regina Cæli

Speeches

Papal Tweets

“I thank God for parents who strive to live in love and keep moving forward, even if they fall many times along the way.” @Pontifex 1 June 2017
“Through the darkness of today’s conflicts, every one of us can become a bright candle, a reminder that light will overcome darkness.” @Pontifex 2 June 2017
“Let us promote with courage all necessary means to protect the lives of our children.” @Pontifex 3 June 2017
“Let us allow ourselves to be humbly led by the Holy Spirit in order to avoid taking the wrong road and closing our hearts.” @Pontifex 4 June 2017
“We must never forget that the natural environment is a collective good, the patrimony of all humanity and the responsibility of everyone.” @Pontifex 5 June 2017
“Let’s always remember that our faith is concrete: the Word became flesh, not an idea!” @Pontifex 6 June 2017
“The Church needs everyday saints, those of ordinary life carried out with coherence.” @Pontifex 7 June 2017

Papal Instagram

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