Trust-based relationships in care for the sick
Message of Pope Francis for the XXIX World Day of the Sick 2021: “You have but one teacher and you are all brothers” (Mt 23:8). A trust-based relationship to guide care for the sick.
Pope Francis
The COVID pandemic and humanity
It is significant, then, that this virtual Plenary Session of the Academy brings together a number of different scientific disciplines; in this sense, it offers an example of how the challenges of the COVID-19 crisis should be addressed through coordinated efforts in the service of the entire human family.
Drugs and vaccins must be available for everybody
Pope Francis states that drugs and vaccines must be available for all people, also for those who live in poverty.
Every patient is a person
Pope Francis stressed the importance of human relationships in caring for the sick, refusing to allow financial concerns to dominate healthcare.
Life after the pandemic
A collection of interventions by Pope Francis, in which he gives us his vision for the world that is emerging after the pandemic and which we are called to accompany.
International Nurses Day 2020
His Holiness Pope Francis to nurses: You – and here I think too of midwives – are close to people at crucial moments in their existence – birth and death, disease and healing – helping them deal with traumatic situations.
Urbi et Orbi in Corona times: Why are you afraid ?
Extraordinary moment of prayer in the Corona pandemic presided over by Pope Francis
Evangelium Vita more current than ever
Pope Francis stresses the current meaning of Evangelium Vitae, the encyclical by St, John Paul II that was published 25 years ago.
Ethics of Artificial Intelligence
Address of Pope Francis, because of illness of the Pope read by mgr. V. Paglia, on the initiative of the Pontifical Academy for Life to develop ethics for artificial intelligence.
“Come to me, all you who labour and are burdened, and I will give you rest”
Message of His Holiness Pope Francis for the XXVIII World Day of the Sick 2020 – 11 February 2020.