Pope Francis dismisses rumors about resigning, says he wants to visit Moscow, Kyiv

Pope Francis dismisses rumors about resigning, says he wants to visit Moscow, Kyiv

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Pope Francis denied rumorsThat heSoon, he will resign and explain that heAre you expecting? to visitCanada this month and our hopes toThen travel toMoscow Kyiv.

Media reports suggest that there will be a variety of events taking place in late August. These could include meetings with world cardinals. toDiscuss a new Vatican Constitution and a visit toThe resignation of the Italian city L’Aquila could be imminent.

Pope FrancisBlesses and greets the children of the Vatican’s Santa Marta Pediatric Dispensary at The Paul VI Hall.
(Stefano Costantino/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images

L’Aquila is associated to PopeCelestine V, who resigned 1294. PopeThe city was visited by Benedict XVI four years before his resignation in 2013.

“All of these coincidences led to some believing that the same liturgy’ would take place,” FrancisIn a recent interview, he stated this to Reuters. “But it never entered mine mind. No, at the moment. Really!”

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But FrancisAs they said, heSeveral times before that heIf his health was not good, he might consider resigning. toHead to the Church

When were you asked? heSuch a time was envisioned. he said: “We don’t know. God will tell us.

FrancisThe ongoing war between Russia, Ukraine and Russia was also discussed. He claimed that there had been communication between Vatican Secretary-of-State Cardinal Pietro Parolin (Vatican) and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov. aboutA possible trip to Moscow.

No pope has ever paid a visit toMoscow, and FrancisRussia’s invasion in Ukraine has been repeatedly criticised by the US. Last week FrancisMoscow was accused of engaging in a “cruel, senseless war against aggression” against its neighbor.

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Pope Francis addresses journalists on his flight back to Rome following a two-day visit at Fatima, Portugal, May 13, 2017.

Pope FrancisAddresses journalists during his return flight toRome, after a 2-day trip visitFatima, Portugal. May 13, 2017.
(AP)

The Vatican first asked this question aboutVisiting several months ago, however, according to FrancisMoscow said that it wasn’t the time.

However, FrancisHowever, it was possible to go on a trip now.

“I would like” toGo [to Ukraine]I was looking for it. toGo toMoscow first he said. “We exchanged message aboutThis is because I believed that the Russian president would give me a small window. toHelp to promote peace …”

“And now it’s possible, after I return from Canada, it’s possible that I manage.” toGo to Ukraine,” he continued. “The first is…” toGo to Russia toTry toPlease help me in any way you can. toGo toBoth capitals

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Pope Francis leaves after a meeting with young people in Havana, Cuba, Sunday Sept. 20, 2015.

Pope FrancisLeaves after meeting with young people in Havana on Sunday September 20, 2015.
(AP Photo/Ramon Espinosa)

FrancisHe also addressed Roe v. Wade’s recent U.S. Supreme Court decision. He said heWhile he respected the court’s decision, he didn’t have enough information. toYou can speak on the legal aspect of this controversial topic.

He strongly condemned abortion and compared it to sexism to”Hiring a Hit Man” 

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“I want to know if it is legal and if it is right. toEliminate a human life toHow can you solve a problem? he said.

According to the Catholic Church, life begins at conception.

Reuters contributed toThis report.

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