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Pope Francis Wraps Up Historic Mongolia Visit, Addresses Geopolitical Significance

Pope Francis returns from historic Mongolia visit with messages of peace, charity, and insights on Vatican-China relations.

What Pope Francis had to say about the Synod on Synodality in the in-flight press conference

Pope Francis outlined his vision for the upcoming synodal assembly in October, which he said should be a prayerful exercise in dialogue free from ideology,

Pope Francis gives a glimpse into Vatican-China deal on appointment of Chinese bishops

Pope Francis revealed the existence of a joint China-Vatican commission on the appointment of bishops

Maintaining the Christian Presence in the Holy Land

The plight of Christians in the Middle East is deeply concerning. Tasked with upholding the Christian presence in

World Youth Day 2023 Recap: A Message of Hope

Relive the highlights of World Youth Day 2023 with Pope Francis. In his final Mass at Lisbon’s Tejo

Pope Francis discusses family values, Ukraine war with Hungarian president

Pope Francis discussed family values, religious freedom, and the Ukraine war with Hungary’s President Katalin Novák at the

Pope Francis: ‘Mongolia is a symbol of religious freedom’

Pope Francis called Mongolia a “symbol of religious freedom” in his first speech in the Asian country sandwiched

A Look at Mongolia’s Catholic Church as Pope Francis Makes Historical Visit

‘The faith here is amazing. Yes, we have less than 1% Catholics in the country, but when they

PHOTOS: Pope Francis’ first day in Mongolia

Pope Francis received an enthusiastic welcome to Mongolia on Friday morning after a nearly 10-hour flight on the

Pope Francis becomes first pope in history to set foot in Mongolia

Pope Francis made history Friday morning when he became the first pope to travel to Mongolia, the world’s

Pope Francis to publish apostolic letter on St. Thérèse of Lisieux Oct. 15

On board the plane taking him to Mongolia, Pope Francis announced Aug. 31 that he is preparing an

How Blessed Mary found her way to Mongolia

Pope Francis entrusted his apostolic journey to Mongolia to the Virgin Mary at the Basilica of St. Mary

Beatification novena for family of 9 martyred by Nazis begins Friday

An archdiocese in Poland is encouraging Catholics to join them in nine days of prayer leading up to

Pope Francis to release second Laudato Si’ on Oct. 4

Pope Francis said Wednesday he will release a follow-up environmental document to the 2015 encyclical Laudato Si’ on

Pope Francis: St. Kateri Tekakwitha is an example of patience in suffering

St. Kateri Tekakwitha teaches us to live an ordinary holiness and to confront the suffering of life with

Pope Francis: People — not machines — are the value of work

Pope Francis told a group of entrepreneurs this week that work’s greatest value comes from human beings, not

Pope Francis asks for prayers as he travels to Mongolia, ‘the heart of Asia’

Pope Francis has asked for prayers as he prepares to visit “the heart of Asia,” the sparsely-populated country

Pope Francis: ‘We cannot be indifferent’ to people caught in drug addiction

Pope Francis said on Sunday we are called to act like Jesus and cannot be indifferent to the

Brazilian Cardinal Geraldo Majella Agnelo dies at age 89

Cardinal Geraldo Majella Agnelo, archbishop emeritus of São Salvador da Bahia in Brazil, died Saturday morning at the

What Pope Francis’ trip to Mongolia could mean for Vatican relations with Russia and China

Pope Francis’ next international trip will bring him to Mongolia, a democracy sandwiched between the authoritarian powers of

Pope Francis: ‘Look to Jesus always’

Christ is with us and walking beside us in our daily journey through life, including our struggles to

Pope Francis: Synod on Synodality ‘truly important’ despite being ‘of little interest to the general public’

Pope Francis acknowledged Saturday that the upcoming Synod on Synodality may be “of little interest to the general

Pope Francis: The Eucharist can fill ‘the wounds and voids produced by sin’

Jesus’ healing presence in the Eucharist can “fill with tenderness” the voids and wounds produced by sin in

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