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Month: October 2026
5 ‘God-incidences’ will mark Pope Leo XIV’s upcoming trip to South America
A series of providential coincidences will coincide with Pope Leo’s November visit to Uruguay, Argentina, and Peru. Pope
Rome conference asks whether the Church did enough to resist totalitarian regimes
During the conference, Vatican Secretary of State Cardinal Pietro Parolin also warned nations against the temptation to “be
China-Vatican deal has imperfections, Vatican’s foreign minister says
Archbishop Paul Gallagher acknowledged the agreement’s challenges in a meeting with journalists in Rome. Archbishop Paul Gallagher, the
Mercedes-Benz marks long history of making cars for the pope
Pope Leo XIV also met with the executives of the German auto company on Wednesday. Mercedes-Benz, the German
Vatican publishes Pope Leo’s Mass schedule from All Souls’ Day to Dec. 20
The Vatican has not yet confirmed details regarding the liturgical celebrations planned for Christmas. Pope Leo XIV will
A century after Pius XI ordained 6 Chinese bishops, who chooses China's bishops?
Cardinal Stephen Chow welcomed more papal-approved ordinations under the Vatican-China deal; a missionary, scholars, and rights advocates ask
Pope Leo XIV: Live the faith without ‘hostility towards the world’
The pontiff emphasized that a responsible synthesis between faith and culture is “an essential requirement for bearing witness
Under the eyes of social media, Swiss Guards learn to handle threats with discretion
Recruits to the Vatican force go through rigorous physical and mental training in order to protect the pope.
Pope Leo XIV to meet with abuse victims during his trip to Latin America
The pontiff will continue his custom of meeting abuse victims on papal trips during his apostolic journey to
‘There is no such thing as a holy war’: Pope Leo marks 40 years of Assisi peace meeting
The pontiff, who canceled his trip to Assisi on medical advice, sent a video message to the meeting
For first time in 500 years, pope and king of England bestow religious titles on each other
King Charles III was given the title royal confrater and Pope Leo XIV was given the title papal
‘It fills me with joy’: Pope Leo XIV confirms his trip to Uruguay, Argentina and Peru
The Holy See Press Office confirmed that the Nov. 6-17, 2026 apostolic journey will proceed according to the
Vatican sends new humanitarian mission to Ukraine ahead of ‘very harsh winter’
Apostolic almoner Archbishop Luis Marín will travel to Kyiv, Zaporizhzhia, Dnipro, and Fastiv, Ukraine, from Oct. 27–30. The
Pope Leo XIV: Cultivate charity to heal our divisions
The pontiff held a private audience on Monday with the Sisters of Charity of St. Jeanne-Antide Thouret. Pope
Pope Leo sends condolences on the death of longtime Church diplomat and cardinal from Sicily
Cardinal Paolo Romeo served in the diplomatic service of the Holy See for nearly four decades before being
Pope Leo XIV to send message to interreligious prayer meeting in Assisi
On the advice of his doctors, the pontiff’s participation during the final day of the Oct. 25–27 gathering
St. John Paul II: The Pope Who Inspired Generations
World Youth Day is among the most significant initiatives of John Paul II’s pontificate. It reflected something that
Pope St. John Paul II: How a Lifetime of Suffering Shaped His Holiness
A tireless pilgrim. A messenger of peace. An avid athlete and skier. A man of prayer. A true
John Paul II Vatican Foundation Marks 45 Years of Preserving the Pope’s Legacy
Every Thursday morning, hundreds of faithful and dozens of priests gather at the tomb of Pope St. John
Polish Catholics Honor St. John Paul II 48 Years After His Election
Forty-eight years after the election of Pope St. John Paul II, the Polish community in Rome continues to
Pope Leo XIV: Love for neighbor begins with a personal relationship with God
During his Sunday Angelus, the pope reflected on the greatest commandment and called for peace in Yemen and
‘It’s what I’m called to do’: Montse Alvarado on her new Vatican role
Montse Alvarado will make history Nov. 1 as the first laywoman to serve as prefect of a dicastery
Pope Leo XIV increases lay appointments to International Theology Commission
The number of women on the commission has increased from five to eight, including five laywomen, raising the
Pope Leo XIV: True justice is never separated ‘from truth and mercy’
The pontiff holds a doctorate in canon law, a background that notably shapes his vision of Church governance.
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