In a letter, Pope Francis expressed his great sorrow for the suffering of the people of Ukraine, who have now endured 1,000 days of war.

Pope Francis expelled from the clerical state for the crime of schism Fernando María Cornet, an Argentine who served as a priest in the Archdiocese of Sassari, Italy.

The basilica, consecrated on Nov. 18, 1626, is a place of beauty and transcendence, prayer and worship. It is a place made beautiful by human hands and the grace of God.

The Vatican has approved a series of liturgical adaptations for Indigenous communities in the Mexican state of Chiapas.

Pope Francis’ call for an investigation into claims that a genocide may be happening in Gaza has garnered criticism.

Nov. 18 is celebrated in the Catholic Church as the feast day of the Dedication of the Basilicas of Sts. Peter and Paul. Here are three things to know about the historical, architectural, and spiritual significance of these two papal basilicas. 

Noting the housing issues that could be caused by the large influx of pilgrims expected for the jubilee in 2025, the pope asked for “a courageous gesture of love” in a letter published Nov. 15.

Pope Francis was joined by thousands of pilgrims in the Vatican on Sunday to celebrate the eighth annual World Day of the Poor to renew the Church’s commitment to “be close to the suffering” through spiritual and material works of charity.

Pope Francis wants dioceses worldwide to shine a spotlight on their “saints next door” every year on Nov. 9.

Speaking to members of Italy’s National Youth Council at the Vatican on Nov. 16, the pope emphasized the need for comprehensive support structures amid what he called an “epochal change” affecting young people.

Nov. 14 marked the closing of the diocesan phase of the cause for the beatification of Father Pedro Arrupe, the 28th superior general of the Society of Jesus.

For the first time in 150 years, the Chair of St. Peter, one of the Vatican’s most sacred treasures, has been removed from Gian Lorenzo Bernini’s monumental reliquary for public veneration.

In October, the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences hosted a conference in the Vatican to discuss the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in society and its implications for the Church.

The Archbasilica of St. John Lateran, Rome's most important church, recently celebrated its 1,700th anniversary.

Pope Francis celebrated the eighth World Day of the Poor on Sunday, November 17th. The theme for this year is “The prayer of the poor rises up to God."

As the 2025 Jubilee of Hope approaches, the EWTN Vatican Bureau hosted its Roman Nights event, bringing together voices from across the Catholic world to reflect on the rich meaning and spiritual depth of this sacred tradition.

On Nov. 4, the Servant Sisters of the Home of the Mother, Sister Clare Crocket's religious community, announced the beginning of her cause for beatification.

Archbishop Domenico Battaglia of Naples, a late addition to the pope’s roster of new cardinals to be created next month, has commanded headlines for years for his strong stand against organized crime in southern Italy.

Catholic cardinals this week donned virtual reality headsets at the premiere of an innovative art exhibit that opened this week for the 2025 Jubilee Year showcasing contemporary art inspired by artificial intelligence.

The Vatican and Microsoft have created a 3D digital model of St. Peter’s Basilica using the latest in artificial intelligence to offer a new way to experience the nearly 2,000-year history of the tomb of St. Peter.

Catholic leaders from across Europe are in Rome this week to discuss how the Church can best protect children from sexual abuse and how to help those who have already been hurt by it.

The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) at its fall 2024 plenary assembly voted on Wednesday to advance the canonization causes of two faithful American women: Benedictine Sister Annella Zervas and Servant of God Gertrude Agnes Barber.

Nicaragua's dictatorship is preventing priests from entering hospitals in Nicaragua to administer the sacrament of anointing of the sick to those who need it.

“Mary is always the mother that brings us to Jesus,” the Holy Father said. “Mary does not only point to herself. She points to Jesus.”