On the International Day of Mathematics, Pope Leo XIV sent a message inviting reflection on the role good

The Pontifical Academy for Life has launched a new initiative appealing to the scientific and academic world to

The Synod on Synodality’s study group on “Women’s Participation in the Life and Leadership of the Church” has

“I am close to all the Lebanese people at this time of grave trial,” the pope said on

The Vatican secretary of state pointed to recent contacts with Cuban and U.S. officials as the Holy See

The March 23–24 meeting in Vatican City will bring together scientists, physicians, and bioethicists to examine the ethical

When their 13-year-old son entered the minor seminary, his parents had no idea that one day the whole

An exhibition in Rome traces how Pope Urban VIII backed the 25-year-old artist behind St. Peter’s soaring bronze

Cardinal Pietro Parolin says sidelining international law and embracing “preventive war” could ignite a broader conflict and deepen

The report also warns seminaries must not become an “artificial environment” detached from the ordinary life of the

The pope’s catechesis focused on the dogmatic constitution Lumen Gentium, one of the pillars of Vatican II. VATICAN

The group urged new oversight and formation for online evangelization. A final report from the Synod on Synodality

The pontiff warns that peace is “both a gift and a commitment” and urges prayer, reconciliation, and diplomacy

A cycle of paintings by Swiss artist Manuel Dürr has been installed for Lent, marking the basilica’s quadricentennial.

The aid — worth more than $1.17 million — responds to a request from Ukrainian bishops after recent

The new “Michelangelus” typeface, created for St. Peter’s Basilica’s anniversary, will appear in the latest versions of Microsoft

At the Angelus, Pope Leo XIV also urged an immediate ceasefire in Ukraine as the war approaches its

Bishop Erik Varden, a Cistercian from Trondheim, Norway, is leading the Lenten spiritual exercises for the Roman Curia,

During a Lenten pastoral stop near Rome’s Termini station, the pope joked that he once considered joining the

Mass attendees at St. Peter’s Basilica will be able to understand the readings, chants, and prayers live and

The SSPX refused to postpone the July 1 consecrations as a condition of doctrinal talks. Canon law foresees

The pope continued his weekly lessons dedicated to the Second Vatican Council, focusing on the dogmatic constitution Lumen

A delegation supporting families of missing and captured Ukrainian soldiers shared their concerns and presented the pontiff with

The brief Ash Wednesday walk between two hilltop basilicas marks the start of Lent in Rome. Each Ash