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Pope Francis To Take Meetings At Home While Sick With Bronchitis, Vatican Says

Pope Francis will hold the next few days of meetings in rooms at his Vatican residence while sick with bronchitis, the Vatican said Thursday.

Pope Francis Reiterates Desire For ‘Full Unity’ Among Christians

Pope Francis reiterated his desire for “full unity” with other Christian confessions when he received in audience young priests and monks of the Oriental Orthodox churches.

Vatican Gives Definitive Approval To Statutes Of Regnum Christi

The Vatican has approved the statutes of the Regnum Christi Federation (RCF) “in a definitive manner.”

Pope Francis Highlights Hope For Fifth World Day For Grandparents And The Elderly

Pope Francis has chosen “Blessed Are Those Who Have Not Lost Hope” as the theme for the fifth World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly, which will be celebrated this year on Sunday, July 27.

Pope Francis Prays For Victims, Grieving Families Of Tragic School Shooting In Sweden

Pope Francis on Wednesday expressed his spiritual closeness with the people of Sweden after at least 11 people were killed by a gunman at an adult school in Örebro on Feb. 4.

Pope Francis: Faith In God Is ‘A Force That Sets Love In Motion’ In The World

Pope Francis on Wednesday continued his catechesis on “Jesus Christ Our Hope,” saying love is the force that compels people, including the Blessed Virgin Mary, to share their faith in God with others.

St. Agatha, The Early Church Martyr Who Tradition Says Was Visited By St. Peter

Every Feb. 5, the Church remembers St. Agatha of Catania, a young woman who consecrated her virginity to God and died a martyr’s death during the persecution of the Roman Emperor Decius in the third century.

Jesuits To Hold Third World Summit Of Major Superiors In October

Jesuit Superior General Arturo Sosa has called a meeting of major superiors in Rome this October to discuss their mission, poverty, abuse, women's roles, and more.

Sodality of Christian Life Dissolution Process Gets Underway

The Sodality of Christian Life reported that Monsignor Jordi Bertomeu Farnós, an official of the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith (DDF), has been named to carry out the process of dissolving the society of apostolic life.

Pope Francis: Carlo Acutis Shows Young People ‘The Fullness Of Life’ In Christ

Pope Francis said Monday that Blessed Carlo Acutis shows young people that “the fullness of life” in today’s world is found in following Jesus.

Pope Francis To Write Papal Document On Theme Of Children

Pope Francis received a long round of applause at a Vatican summit on Monday after announcing he intends to make children the theme of a new papal document.

Filipino Cardinal Urges Catholics To Report Clerical Abuse To Church And Civil Authorities

After a U.S abuse watchdog slammed the Philippines’ bishops for not taking action against clergy accused of sexual abuse, Cardinal Pablo Virgilio David urged Filipino Catholics to report priests accused of misconduct to both Church and civil authorities.

Pope Francis, International Leaders Discuss Children’s Rights at Vatican

Pope Francis and leaders from around the world are meeting at the Vatican this week to discuss the rights of children, including the smallest and most defenseless children — the unborn.

Cause For Beatification Of Quadriplegic Who Brought Many Sick People To Christ Advances

The Vatican has validated the diocesan investigation for the beatification cause of the Servant of God Antonino Baglieri, a quadriplegic layman.

Pope Francis Tells Ukrainian Youth To Be Patriots, Pursue Peace Through Dialogue

Pope Francis urged Ukrainian youth on Saturday to persist in dialogue and patriotism while acknowledging the profound challenges of forgiveness amid ongoing warfare.

Pope Francis Calls Consecrated Religious To Be ‘Bearers of Light’ Amid Modern Challenges

Pope Francis urged consecrated men and women to become “bearers of light” in today’s world through their faithful witness of the evangelical counsels.

Love and Light: Pope Francis Reflects on Christ’s Presentation

n Sunday’s Angelus prayer, Pope Francis emphasized how Jesus Christ reveals the ultimate criterion by which all history is judged: love.

Vatican Library Exhibition Traces Historic Journeys During Jubilee Year

The Vatican Library's new exhibition links historical journeys to modern pilgrimages with rare 19th-century travel documents and contemporary art.

In Powerful Jubilee Message, Pope Points To Mary Magdalene’s Transformative Trust

Pope Francis highlighted Mary Magdalene’s transformative encounter with the risen Christ as a model for personal conversion during a jubilee year audience at the Vatican’s Paul VI Hall on Saturday.

Pope Francis Shares With Seminarians That His Mom Did Not Want Him To Enter Seminary

Pope Francis discussed in a Jan. 30 audience with seminarians and formators from the ecclesiastical province of Valencia in Spain how his mother put up quite a bit of resistance to his entering the seminary.

Vatican News: New Vatican Document On AI

Vatican news: New document on AI stresses human dignity. Pope marks 80 years since Auschwitz liberation. Survey shows Pope Francis is Italy’s most trusted figure. Delegation sent to Syria.

Summer School at Vatican Observatory Offers Unique Opportunity for Young Scientists

The Vatican Observatory’s summer school, known as “Specola,” has already selected students for its next edition.

Communicating Hope: Celebrating the Jubilee of Communicators

Hope in Pope Francis' ponticate, the entire Jubilee Year, and the work of communications.

Ecumenical Prayer: Journey Towards Jesus in Unity

Last November, Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew of Constantinople confirmed ongoing conversations between Church representatives about establishing a common Easter date, potentially beginning in 2025.

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