Pope Francis went to the hospital on Rome’s Tiber Island on Wednesday morning after meeting with the public

Pope Francis, still visibly suffering from a “cold,” visited a Rome hospital for diagnostic tests on Wednesday following

Pope Francis asked to pray during the month of March for those who, in various parts of the world, risk their lives for the Gospel so that they might imbue the Church with their courage and missionary drive.

Restoration work has begun on the baldacchino over the main altar of St. Peter’s Basilica designed by Gian

Pope Francis on Thursday erected the new Diocese of Boké in the West African country of Guinea, with

Pope Francis has accepted the resignation of Polish Archbishop Andrzej Dzięga, who has faced allegations that he ignored

A day after canceling his audiences due to what the Vatican called a “mild flu-like condition,” Pope Francis

A man of the Gospel, simplicity, and dialogue, St. Francis has inspired countless generations across religions and cultures.  

In the Land of the Lord, as in the whole world, peace is urgently needed.  Amid the chaos

As we journey through Lent, to gain a deeper understanding of the Sacrament of Penance, EWTN Vatican Bureau

Cardinal Koch on the Ecumenism of Blood

Pope Francis and His Commitment to Peace

The Vatican Press Office announced early this Monday morning in Rome that Pope Francis's health "continues to show mild flu-like symptoms, without fever. However, as a precaution, this morning's audiences have been suspended."

The Lance of Saint Longinus | Lenten traditions in St. Peter’s Basilica

Pope Francis canceled his public appearances on Saturday due to a mild flu, the Vatican has said.

On February 16, the Ambrosianeum Foundation organized an event on the Catholic Church and Freemasonry. And one cardinal even launched the hypothesis of a permanent “roundtable” with Freemasonry

Two alleged abuse victims of mosaic artist Father Marko Rupnik spoke publicly for the first time Wednesday, detailing

Rome’s catacombs will open to the public for free guided tours and moments of prayer and reflection on

On February 21, 2001, Saint John Paul II made Cardinal the then Archbishop of Buenos Aires, Jorge Mario Bergoglio, a member of the first group of 43 new Cardinals of the third millennium.

Georges Poulides is the only ambassador accredited to the Holy See to have presented his credentials to John Paul II. Here is his story of a diplomatic life with three Popes

An exhibition recalls how Pius XII sustained the population displaced by the bombings in 1944

The history and behind the scenes of a beloved Vatican tradition

Cardinal Protase Rugambwa took possession of his titular church, Santa Maria in Montesanto — one of the twin

The Vatican usually suspends the General Audiences of the Holy Father on only two occasions: during the month of July and during the week in which the Pontiff takes up his Lenten spiritual exercises.