Nuncio In Ukraine: ‘In Such A Horrible War, There’s Nothing Left But Hope’
Speaking at the apostolic nunciature in Kyiv, the representative of the Holy See in Ukraine described a country marked by suffering
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Ukrainian Embassy Hosts Mass For Peace in Rome on Russia-Ukraine War’s Third Anniversary
Feb. 24 marks three years since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in a major escalation of a war that began in 2014, and it was marked with a day of prayer announced and organized by the Ukrainian embassy to the Holy See in Rome, according to Vatican News.
Vatican Says Pope Francis Shows ‘Slight Improvement’ on 11th Day in Hospital
Pope Francis’ condition remains serious but has shown “slight improvement” as he continues treatment on his 11th day in Rome’s Gemelli Hospital, the Vatican said Monday evening.
Daily Rosary For Pope’s Health In St. Peter’s Square
The Vatican announced last Monday that cardinals will lead a nightly rosary in St. Peter’s Square for Pope Francis’s recovery, with the first prayer service scheduled for 9 p.m. Rome time on Monday evening.
Pope Francis ‘Alert and Well Oriented,’ Participates in Mass at Hospital
Pope Francis’ condition “remains critical,” the Holy See Press Office said in a statement issued Sunday evening Rome time. However, it said, he experienced “no further respiratory crisis” since Saturday.
PHOTOS: Pope Francis Receives Get-Well Cards, Drawings From Schoolchildren in Rome
Pope Francis on Sunday was flooded with get-well cards and hand-drawn greetings from schoolchildren in Rome as the Holy Father continues to battle a series of medical emergencies in the city’s Gemelli Hospital.
Jubilee Pilgrims, Rome’s Catholics Pray For Pope Francis
Local Catholics and jubilee pilgrims in Rome are praying for Pope Francis’ recovery as he marks one week in the hospital for treatment for pneumonia and bronchitis.
Pope Francis Is ‘Fragile And Not Out Of Danger,’ Doctors Say
Pope Francis is “not out of danger” due to his age and fragile health, his medical team told journalists on Friday.
From His Rome Hospital Room, Pope Francis Calls For Peace In Ukraine
While receiving treatment at Rome’s Gemelli Hospital, Pope Francis thanked medical staff and noted the nearing third anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Hospitalized Pope Urges Deacons to Selfless Service as Thousands Gather for Jubilee Mass
Prayers filled St. Peter’s Basilica Sunday as Archbishop Rino Fisichella delivered Pope Francis’ prepared homily to over 4,000 permanent deacons gathered for a special jubilee Mass, while the pontiff remains hospitalized with pneumonia.
Pope Francis Remains In Critical Condition At Rome hospital, Receives Blood Transfusion
Pope Francis remains in critical condition and “is not out of danger,” the Holy See Press Office announced Saturday evening in Rome.
A Jubilee Spiritual Reading List On Christian Hope
The 2025 Jubilee Year theme is “Pilgrims of Hope.” Here are books, essays, and encyclicals to inspire a spiritual journey of hope this Lent or throughout the year.
British Court Confirms Vatican was Defrauded in London Real Estate eal
A UK High Court ruling confirms the Vatican Secretariat of State was deceived by Italian financier Raffaele Mincione in a flawed London property deal.
Why the Church Has Celebrated the Chair of St. Peter Feast for 1,600 Years
Every year on Feb. 22, the Catholic Church celebrates the feast of the Chair of St. Peter, a tradition that dates back more than 1,600 years.
The Power of Hope in the Jubilee: Catholic Knights and Leaders Reflect on Faith and Virtue
Voices gathered at the church complex of Santa Maria dell’Anima to discuss chivalry and the virtues.
Art & Faith: Cardinal Tolentino de Mendonça on the Catholic Church’s Role in Culture
In this exclusive interview, the Cardinal delves into the significance of culture and art in the Church's mission, particularly in regard to the Jubilee for Artists and the World of Culture.
Vatican’s Jubilee of Artists: How Art and Faith Shape Culture
The Jubilee of Artists and World of Culture kicked off with an international conference at the Vatican Museums to discuss the transmission of religious and artistic heritage.
Pope Francis’ Health ‘Slightly Improved’ After Nearly One Week in Gemelli Hospital
Pope Francis’ medical condition has stabilized after nearly one week of medical treatment since being admitted into Rome’s Gemelli Hospital on Feb. 14, the Vatican said.
Archbishop Paglia Denounces Alarmism, ‘Morbid Atmosphere’ Surrounding Pope’s Health
Archbishop Vincenzo Paglia called speculation about Pope Francis' health and a pre-conclave mood "morbid," though concern for his health is understandable.
Friend of Francis: Pope’s Health Situation is ‘Delicate’ But Not Cause for Alarm
Speaking on Pope Francis’ current health crisis, Jesuit Father Antonio Spadaro, a personal friend of the Holy Father, said in an interview on Wednesday that “the situation is delicate, but I [haven’t] seen any cause for alarm.”
Vatican News: Pope Francis Receives Prayers from Inmates after Hospitalization
Pope Francis received prayers from Milan inmates after his hospitalization. Cardinal Bo mourns a slain Myanmar priest. Parolin is hopeful for Gaza peace. African bishops call for fasting for DRC. Rome hosts the Jubilee of Deacons.
Doctors Say Pope Francis Shows ‘Slight Improvement’ While In Hospital
Pope Francis’ health condition has remained stable as he continues a stay in the hospital, though recent bloodwork showed a “slight improvement,” the Vatican said on Wednesday afternoon.
Vatican Shares Ailing Pope Francis’ Weekly Catechesis: ‘Jesus Christ Our Hope’
As Pope Francis receives treatment for pneumonia at Gemelli Hospital, the Vatican released his jubilee catechesis on “Jesus Christ our hope” Wednesday.
Students Use ‘Hands, Head, and Heart’ To Learn Dying Trades at Vatican Art School
Recent high school and college graduates are studying some of the world’s historic arts and trades at a new school run by St. Peter’s Basilica.