Inauguration of a Statue Commemorating Korea’s First Priest and Martyr at the Vatican
A statue commemorating Saint Andrew Kim Taegon, Korea's first priest and martyr, was blessed and unveiled at the Vatican
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Cardinal Grech shares blessing for Synod on Synodality to be given after Sunday Mass
Cardinal Mario Grech has asked Catholics around the world to pray a blessing and special intercessory prayers for the Synod on Synodality.
Pope Francis: Forgiveness is the cure that heals ‘the poisons of resentment’
Think of someone who has hurt you and ask God for the strength to forgive that person, Pope
Pope Francis: Catholics in Korea called ‘to a burning faith’
Pope Francis on Saturday invited Catholics in Korea to emulate the zeal of their patron saint, St. Andrew
Pope Francis meets close collaborator of Rupnik
Pope Francis had a private meeting on Friday with the theologian Maria Campatelli, a close collaborator of Father
Why the Queen of Belgium can wear white when meeting the pope
Queen Mathilde of Belgium is one of only a few women in the world who can wear white,
Vatican allows a peek at historic palazzo in heart of Rome
The Vatican this week invited journalists to a special tour of the Palace of the Chancellery, a centuries-old
Cardinal Zuppi in China: “Seeking Pathways to Peace”
Pope Francis' special envoy recently embarked on a mission to China
Ordination of women should not be focal point of synod, Scandinavian cardinal says
Scandinavia’s top Church leader hopes the role of women in the Church’s mission is a focal point at
Women to Play an Important Role in the Synod on Synodality
Insights from Monica Santa Marina
Pope Francis Appoints Venezuelan Priest as Chief of Protocol at the Vatican
New Chief of Protocol of the Vatican
The Vatican Says a Newborn Martyr had a ‘Baptism of Blood.’ What Does that Mean?
Why is the newborn, who was unbaptized, also considered a martyr?
Pope Francis, Former President Clinton to Have ‘Special Conversation’ at Foundation Meeting
Pope Francis and Bill Clinton to Address Global Challenges at Clinton Foundation's Annual Meeting
Zelensky Advisor Criticizes Pope as ‘Pro-Russian’: An Ongoing Diplomatic Dilemma
Mr. Mykhailo Podolyak, a senior advisor to Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky, criticized Pope Francis
Civiltà Cattolica Appoints First Non-Italian Director
Portuguese Jesuit Nuno Gonçalves Takes Over from Father Antonio Spadaro, Who Becomes Undersecretary for Culture at the Vatican
Pontifical Urban University, a delegate of the Pope for reforming the Statutes
Appointments and Reforms: Changes in Pontifical Universities and Historical Sciences Leadership
Dicastery for Consecrated Life, Archbishop Carballo Returns to Spain
He had been the Secretary of the Dicastery for Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic Life for 10 years.
Controversial Iraqi Christian didn’t meet with Pope Francis privately, Vatican confirms
An Iraqi Christian figure involved in a dispute with the leader of the Catholic Church in the country
The Jesuits at the Synod on Synodality 2023
The presence of members of the Society of Jesus at the Synod, which will open in just under a month, is substantial
Vatican Orders Investigation into Swiss Clergy Sexual Abuse Allegations
The preliminary findings, presented in Switzerland, expose the extent of clergy sexual abuse within the country. Since the
“Founder of Hakuna: The ‘Cries of Search’ of Young People Reflect Their Desire for God”
After meeting with Pope Francis on Monday, September 11th, at the Vatican, Father José Pedro Manglano, the priest
Pope Francis Highlights Life of Service of Venezuelan Blessed at General Audience
Pope Francis presented the life of Blessed José Gregorio Hernández Cisneros
The 5 Week ‘Season of Creation’ Begins at the Vatican
A Call for Environmental Responsibility
Floods in Libya reportedly kill up to 10,000; pope ‘deeply saddened,’ offers prayers
Catastrophic flooding in Libya resulted in what officials estimated was up to 10,000 deaths there in the wake