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Pope Francis: The Gospel is for Everyone, not for a “Select Group of First-Class Chosen Ones”

Pope Francis highlighted the universal nature of the Church’s mission to proclaim the Gospel, arguing that it is a call for everyone and that no one is excluded.

Saint Cecilia’s House, Site of Miracles, Transformed into a Roman Basilica

Celebrating Saint Cecilia: The Patron Saint of Musicians and a Tale of Miracles

Pope Francis appoints coadjutor to French diocese where ordinations were halted

Pope Francis has appointed a coadjutor bishop to a French diocese whose priestly ordinations were suspended by the Vatican in 2022 following a “fraternal visit.”

Pope Francis Congratulated Javier Milei, President-Elect of Argentina

Pope Francis contacted the president-elect of Argentina, Javier Milei, to congratulate him on his victory in Sunday’s second

The Vatican’s statements on the German Synodal Way: a timeline

In a striking personal intervention, Pope Francis has written a letter to four German Catholic laywomen who quit

Full Text: Pope Francis’ letter expressing concern about German Synodal Way

Pope Francis has written a letter to four German Catholic laywomen expressing his “concerns” about the direction of

Pope Francis expresses ‘concerns’ about German Synodal Way, says it threatens Church unity

Pope Francis has expressed deep reservations about the direction of the Catholic Church in Germany, warning that concrete

This was the First Televised Message from a Pope

On the occasion of World Television Day, celebrated every November 21st, we remember the first televised message from a Pope.

Beltrame Quattrocchi: the Story of the First Married Couple to be Beatified Together in the Catholic Church

Tracing the Legacy of Luigi and Maria Beltrame Quattrocchi: A Testament to Love, Faith, and Family in the Heart of Rome

On a day like today, Pope Paul VI narrowly escaped assassination

On November 27, 1970, after disembarking from the plane at Manila Airport (Philippines), Pope Paul VI narrowly avoided being stabbed to death.

Vatican Authority Ordains New Opus Dei Deacons in Rome: ‘Only Love is Credible’

On Saturday, November 18, 29 faithful from Opus Dei, originating from 19 countries, received the diaconate from the hands of Monsignor Andrés Gabriel Ferrada, Secretary of the Dicastery for the Clergy.

Fr. Hans Zollner on the Protection of Minors & Leaving the Vatican

In this interview with EWTN's Colm Flynn he talks about why he decided to tell Pope Francis that he wanted to resign, and how he is still committed and focused on advancing the Church's mission to protect minors and those most vulnerable.

Vatican Diplomat Archbishop Gallagher Receives Prestigious Peace Award

Experience the momentous occasion as Archbishop Paul Gallagher, the Vatican’s foreign minister, receives a prestigious peace award in

Vatican News: Vatican allows baptism for transgender individuals & Pope Francis relieves Strickland

This week’s Vaticano Updates covers crucial Vatican and Pope Francis news:  Indi Gregory’s Passing After Life Support Removal:

Pope Francis Applauds the 20 Martyrs of the Spanish Civil War Beatified in Seville

Pope Francis asked for applause for the 20 martyrs beatified yesterday in the Cathedral of Seville, priests and laypeople who were murdered out of hatred for the faith during the onset of the Spanish Civil War in 1936.

Pope Francis Laments That People Today Prefer Having a Puppy Over a Child

While addressing an association of Italian otolaryngologists and pediatricians at the Vatican this Saturday, Pope Francis expressed regret that people nowadays often prefer having dogs instead of children.

Milei Will Be the New President of Argentina: Will Pope Francis Visit His Country?

With Javier Milei's triumph in the Argentine presidential elections, a recurring question has once again emerged: Will Pope Francis visit his native country in 2024?

Pope Francis: ‘Trust frees, fear paralyzes’

Pope Francis during his weekly Angelus on Sunday spoke to the faithful gathered, reflecting on the parable of

Pope Francis has emotional meeting with African migrant who lost his wife and daughter

Pope Francis had an emotional meeting on Friday with an African migrant whose wife and 6-year-old daughter died

Pope Francis to meet with families of Israeli hostages and Palestinians with relatives in Gaza

Pope Francis will meet with the families of Israelis being held hostage by Hamas at his next Wednesday

What’s next in the Vatican’s trial of Cardinal Becciu

After almost two and a half years, the Vatican’s “trial of the century,” in which the disgraced Cardinal

Chinese bishop reflects on his experience at the Synod on Synodality

A Chinese bishop who attended the Synod on Synodality assembly has spoken out about his experience, saying he

Ukrainian Greek Catholics observe 400th anniversary of St. Josaphat Kuncewycz’s martyrdom

Members of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church gathered in St. Peter’s Basilica from Nov. 12–13 to celebrate the

Explainer: Why can’t a Catholic join the Freemasons?

The Vatican Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith (DDF) in response to a question from a Filipino

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