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Pope Leo XIV’s Historic France Visit Highlights Faith Revival and Europe’s Christian Roots

The “Little Lourdes” Hidden in the Heart of the Vatican Gardens

France, the “Eldest Daughter of the Church,” Confronts Faith and Secularization

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Choir of the Diocese of Rome: Four Decades of Singing the Church’s Prayer

Training the Future Church Musicians in Rome

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Pope Leo XIV announces that he will undergo surgery to remove a lung nodule

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For the first time in 5 years, the number of priests worldwide rose

The Catholic Church has 407,421 priests, 425 more than the previous year. Africa and Asia are driving
Pope Leo XIV waves as he leaves Gemelli Hospital on Oct. 17, 2026. | Credit: Veronica Giacometti/EWTN News

Pope Leo XIV leaves Gemelli Hospital, returns to Vatican

The 71-year-old pope had been admitted last Tuesday and underwent surgery to remove the lower lobe of

Pope’s surgeon green lights Nov. 6–17 apostolic trip to Latin America

‘No clinical reasons why it should not take place’ says Dr. Stefano Margaritora, who called Pope Leo

Cardinal Parolin: Pope Leo’s demanding Latin America trip now depends on doctors

The Vatican secretary of state also said Thursday that the pontiff may have to “adjust his pontificate
Pope Leo XIV delivers remarks at the headquarters of the UN World Food Programme (WFP) in Rome on June 22, 2026. | Credit: Daniel Ibáñez/EWTN News

Pope Leo XIV calls world hunger a ‘terrible offense’ against human dignity

The pontiff, still hospitalized after surgery, sent a message for World Food Day on Friday. Pope Leo
The pope waves in St. Peter's Square on April 29, 2026. | Credit: Vatican Media

Pope Leo XIV cleared to leave hospital Saturday after successful surgery

The Vatican said the pontiff will lead the Angelus from the Vatican as usual on Sunday. Doctors

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