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Pope Francis Signs Interfaith Climate Statement as Part of COP28 Summit in Dubai

Pope Francis has added his signature to an “interfaith statement” meant to call attention to what the Holy Father and other advocates say is the ongoing crisis of climate change threatening much of the world.

Vatican News: Pope’s Gift to Argentina’s President-Elect Milei & Bishop Barron’s Disagreement with Synod Report

Sign up for our newsletter here: https://mailchi.mp/ewtn/vatican    Welcome to this week’s episode of Vaticano Updates, where we

Patrons and Restorers of the Vatican

EWTN Vatican brings you the third installment of our series on the Patrons of the Arts of the

Bourbon, Bluegrass, and the Bible: The Hillbilly Thomists play in Rome

Father Thomas Joseph White is a Founder and member of the Hillbilly Thomists. When asked by EWTN Vatican

Hope for the Holy Land

We encounter news from the Holy Land every day now. From an Israeli Press Conference we hear one

Vatican Draws Line on Women’s Ordination and Homosexuality in New Letter to German Bishops

The Vatican has informed German bishops in writing that the ordination of women and changes in the Church’s

Pope Francis Health Update & Trip to Dubai

After days of canceled audiences, Pope Francis, in a unique manner, still joined the universal Church in praying

Attack During Mass in the Philippines Leaves 4 Dead: Pope Francis Prays for the Victims

Pope Francis sent his condolences and offered his prayers for the victims of the attack that occurred during the celebration of Mass this Sunday, December 3, at the Mindanao State University in Marawi (Philippines).

Pope Francis on first Sunday of Advent: ‘I’m improving, but my voice still doesn’t work’

Pope Francis for the second consecutive Sunday was assisted by an aide in praying the Angelus as he continues to recover from an acute bronchial infection.

Pope Francis to COP28: Environmental destruction is ‘an offense against God’

Pope Francis called the destruction of the environment “an offense against God” in a message given to the participants in the U.N. climate summit on Saturday.

2023 Ratzinger Prize reflects on theological legacy of late Pope Benedict XVI

This week, the Joseph Ratzinger-Benedict XVI Vatican Foundation presented its annual Ratzinger Prize to Spaniards Father Pablo Blanco Sarto and Professor Francesc Torralba, marking the first award since the late pontiff's passing last December.

The Vatican Priest Who Saved 6,500 Jews in World War II: Monsignor Hugh O’Flaherty

Hugh O'Flaherty, residing in the Vatican's neutral territory, orchestrated a covert operation to shelter thousands of Jews across Rome and within the Vatican.

This is Pope Francis’ prayer intention for the month of December

Pope Francis’ prayer intention for the month of December is for people with disabilities. “People with disabilities are

Cardinal Parolin Represents the Pope at COP28 in Dubai Amid Pope Francis’ Recovery

Cardinal Pietro Parolin, the Vatican's Secretary of State, is set to represent the Holy See at the COP28 summit in Dubai.

Pope Francis Says He Has ‘Very Acute Infectious Bronchitis’

Pope Francis told healthcare professionals on Thursday that he has “very acute infectious bronchitis” and was advised not to travel to Dubai to avoid the extreme change in temperature.

Pope Francis Sends Fraternal Message to Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew for Feast of Saint Andrew

Pope's Message to Bartholomew I, Ecumenical Patriarch, on the Occasion of the Feast of Saint Andrew

Pope Francis: “The Church is woman”

Pope Francis reiterated this during his audience with members of the International Theological Commission

Pope reportedly confirms he is taking away Burke’s apartment, denies calling him his ‘enemy’

Pope Francis reportedly has confirmed that he plans to take away Cardinal Raymond Burke’s Vatican apartment and salary

Vatican: Pope’s health ‘stable’; treatment continues as lung inflammation remains

The Vatican on Wednesday said Pope Francis’ health was stable as the Holy Father continues to receive treatment

Pope Francis: Technological focus on efficiency dehumanizes today’s society

Still recovering from the flu and a respiratory tract infection, Pope Francis attended his weekly general audience Wednesday

Pope Francis’ Inspiring Message to Celtic Football Club: Beyond Winning and Losing

Discover how the Pope's profound encounter with Celtic FC players redefines success in sports, emphasizing virtues over victory and integrity over economic interests.

Pope Francis Says He Is ‘Still Not Well,’ Has Aide Read General Audience Speech

One day after canceling his trip to Dubai at the request of his doctors, Pope Francis appeared at his public Wednesday audience and shared with a raspy voice that he was still not feeling well as he recovers from the flu.

November 29 Marks the Start of the Longest Conclave in the History of the Catholic Church

On November 29, 1268, exactly 755 years ago, the longest conclave in history began, lasting 34 months, nearly three years, culminating in the election of Pope Gregory X.

The pope didn’t summon Spain’s bishops to ‘chew them out,’ Cardinal Omella says

Pope Francis met with Spanish bishops at the Vatican today to inform them of the conclusions of the apostolic visit made to the country’s seminaries in early 2023.

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