(EN)
(ES)
(IT)
Lent: Spiritual exercises in communion with the Pope from March 9
The meditations will take place in the Paul VI Hall by Father Roberto Pasolini, preacher of the Papal Household, until March 14
In spiritual communion with the Pope, hospitalized in the Gemelli Polyclinic since February 14, the spiritual exercises of the Roman Curia will begin on March 9, the first Sunday of Lent, at 5 p.m., in the Paul VI Hall, and will end on March 14. The meditations, reports the Holy See Press Office, will be proposed by Father Roberto Pasolini, preacher of the Papal Household, on the theme “The hope of eternal life” and will take place, from Monday 10 to Thursday 13 March, from 9 a.m. (half-hour) and at 5 p.m. (vespers), and on Friday, 14 March at 9 a.m.
The Resurrection, hope and consolation
The Resurrection of Christ, the promise of eternal life for all, is the hope, essence, and summit of the Christian faith proclaimed by the Council of Nicaea, which “has been for centuries a source of consolation and guidance for humanity, illuminating the ultimate meaning of existence,” says the invitation from the Prefecture of the Papal Household addressed, it is specified, to cardinals, archbishops, bishops, members of the papal family, ecclesiastics and lay people, employees of the Roman Curia, the Governorate, knights of the Pontiff, staff of the antechamber “and all those who wish to attend.”
Exaudi Staff
What is Exaudi News? Exaudi News is an international Catholic media outlet that informs, shapes, and transforms daily in Spanish, English, and Italian. Through news, analytical articles, and live broadcasts of the Pope's events, Exaudi seeks to strengthen Christian unity and contribute to the evangelization of the world, always guided by the Church's social doctrine. We work to bring Christian truth and values to every corner of the planet. Help us transform the world with Exaudi! At Exaudi, we believe that evangelization and quality information can change lives. To continue our mission and expand our reach, we need your help. In addition, we are looking for committed people to join our team. With your support, we will reach more people, spread the message of Christ, and strengthen Christian unity. Will you join our mission? For more information on how to collaborate, visit Exaudi.org or contact us directly: [email protected] Exaudi: Informs, educates, and transforms.
Related
The Tusk Government Against Religion in Schools
Wlodzimierz Redzioch
13 May, 2026
4 min
Ethical Leadership and Stewardship of the Person
Observatorio de Bioética UCV
13 May, 2026
9 min
Peter’s Return to Our Land
Rafael Mosteyrín
13 May, 2026
1 min
Work as Liturgy: The Theology of Professional Excellence
Javier Ferrer García
13 May, 2026
2 min