Pope Francis, New Orleans Saints

Why Pope Francis' X account keeps accidentally drawing in Saints fans
The New Orleans Saints may be one of the worst teams in the NFL this season, but at least they can count on continued prayers from Pope Francis.The pope – or at least someone in the Vatican communications office – has been inadvertently rooting for the Saints since Nov.
Pope Francis appears to accidentally bless the NFL's New Orleans Saints
Pope Francis seemed to inadvertently bless the New Orleans Saints — which couldn't come at a better time, as the NFL team just excommunicated their head coach. The head of the Catholic Church posted to X on Tuesday morning: “The #Saints are precious ...
Pope Francis keeps tweeting about the New Orleans Saints by accident
The #Saints are precious pearls and are always living and relevant, because they provide a fascinating commentary on the Gospel. Their lives are an illustration of the Good News that Jesus brought to humanity: God is our Father, who loves everyone with boundless love.
Saints Unexpectedly Receive Pope Francis' Official Blessing Ahead of Week 9
The New Orleans Saints unexpectedly received a blessing from the Pope ahead of their game against the Panthers.
New Orleans Saints welcome Pope Francis' accidental blessings
Pope Francis inadvertently included the New Orleans Saints' hashtag in two different social media posts this week, prompting a response from the team.
Pope's tweets accidentally tag New Orleans Saints, again
Pope Francis, the leader of the Catholic Church and frequent tweeter, accidentally tags the New Orleans Saints, again.Pope's tweets accidentally tag New Orleans Saints, again originally appeared on NB
Pope Francis accidently tags the Saints NFL team in social post
While making a post about the saints, as in those in the Christian faith who are viewed as holy and close to God, Pope Francis accidentally tagged the NFL team. To make the timing worse, they had just fired their head coach.
New Orleans Saints Receive Unexpected Blessing From Pope
The New Orleans Saints have had a pretty disappointing season so far with two wins and seven losses. It seemingly would take a miracle or some sort of divine intervention to turn their fortunes around this year.
The New Orleans Saints Get An Accidental Papal Shout-Out During A Trying Week
On the day the New Orleans Saints trade away Marshawn Lattimore, the team gets an accidental shoutout from Pope Francis.
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Vatican’s top diplomat says Trump won’t change Pope’s line on China
The dialogue [with China] continues, in small steps but it continues,” Cardinal Pietro Parolin said. “I confirm this approach ...
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Interview: How Pope Francis has ‘disrupted’ the church
On this week’s episode, host Colleen Dulle interviews Catholic author and academic Michael W. Higgins to discuss his new book ...
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Trump’s Second Term Points to Tensions, Possible Cooperation With Pope Francis
ANALYSIS: The two world leaders have clashed on migration but could find common ground on a push for a negotiated peace in ...
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Pope appoints Filipino priest as undersecretary of Vatican dicastery
MANILA - Pope Francis has appointed a Filipino priest as the new undersecretary of a section of the Dicastery for ...
Pope Francis prays in front of graves of unborn children ahead of All Souls’ Day Mass
Pope Francis has paid his respects on Saturday to the “Garden of Angels,” an area in Rome’s third largest cemetery which ...
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Meet Pope Francis’ Personal Travel Agent — Soon-to-Be Cardinal George Koovakad
Pope Francis’ personal travel agent — the priest who organizes his trips around the world — is one of the 21 clerics who ...
Pope Francis social media post encourages Saints to have hope using NFL team's hashtag
Pope Francis is known for using the #Saints in his posts on the platform X. The hashtag pulls in posts for the New Orleans ...
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The first Jesuit pope makes his first visit to the Gregorian, the university founded by St. Ignatius
History was made on Nov. 5, when Francis, the first Jesuit pope, visited the Gregorian University, the oldest and largest pontifical university in Rome, founded by St. Ignatius Loyola in 1551.