Pope Francis uses his first Easter mass as pontiff to call for a political solution for "dear Syria" and "reconciliation" for the crisis between North and South Korea.
A reigning pope and former pope face each other for the first time in at least 600 years on Saturday, as Pope Francis lunches with Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI as "brothers".
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Pope Francis tours St Peter's Square at daybreak to wave at crowds and bless pilgrims ahead of his inauguration mass at the Vatican, attended by up to 200,000 people.
The Pope gives his first Sunday address and blessing from the window of the papal apartments to tens of thousands in St. Peter's Square.
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With the world's media watching, Pope Francis tripped as he began an audience with cardinals in the Vatican. He soon found his feet on only his second day in the job.
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Pope Francis is the first Pope to hail from Latin America. Presenter Jon Snow reports on how proud people in his native country are about his appointment.
From Wizard of Oz spoofs to papal emoticons and a fake Hand of God, the arrival of a new Pope sent Twitter into overdrive on Wednesday. Channel 4 News takes a look.
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Responding to yesterday's election of a new Pope, singer Sinead OConnor tells Channel 4 News the papal office is "anti-Christian" and dismisses the Catholic church as "a house built on sand".
Compassionate to single mothers but against gay marriage, open to other faiths but opposed to contraception. Channel 4 News examines the contradictions of the Latin American Pope Francis I.
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As the quest for a new Pope enters its second day, watch Channel 4 News presenter Jon Snow take to the streets of the Vatican City to find out what sort of leader people want.
