Pope Francis stresses the importance of hope in Christian life, emphasizing its divine nature and transformative impact. He warns against the despair of nihilism and highlights forgiveness and patience as integral to nurturing hope.

Pope Francis’ upcoming visit to Papua New Guinea from Sept. 6–9 will put children and youth at the forefront, highlighting their central role in the Church's mission.

The dangers that AI presents for the safety of children was the topic addressed at a conference organized by the S.O.S Il Telefono Azzurro Foundation and the Italian Embassy in the Holy See for the National Day against Pedophilia and Pornography.

Pope Francis welcomed the Vatican’s Swiss Guard Corps on May 6, marking the swearing-in of 34 new guards. After a Mass at St. Peter’s Basilica, the recruits and their families met with the Pope at the Apostolic Palace.

Garth Brooks, Tom Brady and other celebrity ,will attend a Vatican event on Saturday, joining Nobel Peace Prize winners and others for the World Meeting on Human Fraternity.

Next Friday, May 17, the prefect of the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith, Cardinal Víctor Manuel Fernández, will present a new document on the discernment of Marian apparitions and other supernatural events.

The Vatican and the French Embassy to the Holy See join forces to organize a conference on sport and spirituality in preparation for the 2024 Olympic Games. Cardinal Mendonça emphasized the Church's vision of humanizing sport.

A priest was arrested carrying weapons during the entrance to St. Peter's Square. The Czech priest was arrested along with a colleague for illegal possession of weapons. The details are revealed during the Regina Caeli prayer with Pope Francis.

Edith Stein, also known as St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross, may soon be declared a doctor of the Church by Pope Francis. The Discalced Carmelites have petitioned for this recognition, citing her theological contributions and martyrdom in Auschwitz.

Pope Francis reflects on friendship during his Sunday address from the Apostolic Palace, urging a moment of gratitude for friends. From childhood to old age, he emphasizes the importance of companionship and the sweetness of sincere advice.

For the new generation of 34 Swiss Guards, safeguarding with Faith and Tradition in the Heart of the Vatican. Their service represents a deep dedication to the Church and the papacy, as historic as the iconic uniform they proudly wear.

Discover the rich history and artistry of St. Louis of the French in this captivating Vaticano segment. Join Zaza Gatarski, an esteemed art historian, as she guides us through the treasures of this iconic church.

Exclusive interview with the Head of the Greek Catholic Church 

EWTN Vatican highlights the Bonifatius Association's vital work in Northern Europe. Founded in 1849, this German organization supports Catholic communities, aiding in re-evangelization efforts and building essential infrastructure.

On May 6, thirty-four new Swiss Guard recruits will swear loyalty to the Pope, continuing a tradition dating back to 1527. Originating from the 'Sack of Rome,' where guards protected Pope Clement VII, their duty extends to safeguarding Vatican City.

Pope Francis, on his visit to Venice, emphasizes the power of faith as he celebrates the 60th anniversary of the Biennale art exhibition. His message of inclusion and care resonates with pilgrims and shares moments in the Venice Women's Prison.

The Vatican announced on Thursday that Pope Francis will speak at an event on Italy's demographic crisis as the country's birth rate sits at a historic low.

Pope Francis published a letter on Thursday addressed to all parish priests in the world with his advice for building a missionary Church in which all the baptized share in the mission of proclaiming the Gospel.

Vatican's Swiss Guards Swearing-in Ceremony of the New Recruits 

St. Joseph, the spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary and earthly father of Jesus, is celebrated twice by the Catholic Church every year — on March 19 for the feast of St. Joseph, Husband of Mary, and on May 1 for the feast of St. Joseph the Worker.

On Wednesday, May 1, Pope Francis addressed an international audience in the Vatican's Paul VI Hall and reiterated the importance of faith in the Christian life, as well as the need to continually pray for “real peace” for the world.

Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa, Latin Catholic patriarch of Jerusalem, finally assumes his titular church in Rome on May 1, after postponing the ceremony due to the war in the Holy Land.

Catholic Action in St. Peter's Square

Every April 30th, we honor Pope Saint Pius V, a 16th-century leader who defended the Church and Christian Europe. Elected prior four times for his holiness and wisdom, he was a true Defender of Faith and a reformist Pontiff.