The Pope Video is a global initiative developed by the Pope’s Worldwide Prayer Network (Apostleship of Prayer) to disseminate the monthly intentions of the Holy Father concerning the challenges facing humanity. The videos seek to unite people in praying with Pope Francis for those challenges. The Project has the support of the Vatican Television Center (CTV), sole owner of the rights. For more information: ThePopeVideo.org.
Pope Francis’ prayer intention for July: that Christians who have distanced themselves from the faith not be left alone.
The June edition of the The Pope Video, from the Pope’s Worldwide Prayer Network, is focused on the elimination of the arms trade.
This month, the Holy Father makes a heartfelt appeal in The Pope Video for Christians in Africa, so that they can give a testimony of justice and peace.
Using images from popular youth activities, such as CrossFit, Francis challenges young people to go after their vocation to build a better world.
In a production that evokes the 90s hit film “The Usual Suspects”, Pope Francis in this month’s “The Pope Video” denounces the persecution of Christians that is occurring in various parts of the world.
This month, Francis draws from the popular “mannequin challenge,” proposing a move in the opposite direction, recognizing that indifference toward those who suffer is an attitude that society must reject.
In its first edition for 2017, the January The Pope Video, “Christians serving the challenges facing humanity,” seeks to motivate believers to work together to serve the neediest among us. The Pope invited to join his Worldwide Prayer Network.
The Pope Video December edition is released. “Child Soldiers” seeks to raise awareness about this slavery victimizing children.
The Pope’s Worldwide Prayer Network this month, with the collaboration of the Jesuit Refugee Service, has launched the eleventh edition of The Pope Video, this time focusing on forced emigration and the fate of refugees.
In the October The Pope Video, Pope Francis is deeply concerned with a cause that is always relevant: the exercise of the journalistic profession.
Everyday situations such as coexistence in community, work in a factory and customer care are some of the images that the September The Pope Video shows to raise awareness of the crisis we are facing.
On the eve of the Summer Olympic Games, Pope Francis launched, through The Pope’s Worldwide Prayer Network, “Sports, a culture of encounter,” the video that calls for sports as a practice of “human dignity, turned into a vehicle of fraternity.”
What’s on the Pope’s heart? Grace Mazza Urbanski explains how this new monthly video series reveals Pope Francis’ personal prayer intentions.