Pope Pius XII remains one of the most debated figures of the Second World War. Known as the

The opening of the Vatican Apostolic Archives in 2020 gave historians access to thousands of documents shedding new

During the Nazi occupation of Rome in World War II, an Irish priest working inside the Vatican helped

During the Nazi occupation of Rome, a Catholic church in the Prati neighborhood became a secret refuge for

This week’s Vaticano updates: The Pope reflects on sport and human dignity, calls for artificial intelligence to serve

Beneath the ancient roads of Rome lies a vast network of underground tunnels that preserves some of the

In the heart of Rome, a small museum preserves a collection of objects bearing mysterious marks that were

For many Catholics, the Anointing of the Sick is associated primarily with the final moments of life. Yet

What does it take for someone to be declared a saint by the Catholic Church? Behind every canonization

World Youth Day is among the most significant initiatives of John Paul II’s pontificate. It reflected something that

A tireless pilgrim. A messenger of peace. An avid athlete and skier. A man of prayer. A true

Every Thursday morning, hundreds of faithful and dozens of priests gather at the tomb of Pope St. John

Forty-eight years after the election of Pope St. John Paul II, the Polish community in Rome continues to

The historic headquarters of Propaganda Fide in Rome has played a central role in the Catholic Church’s missionary

Serving as a Catholic bishop in Papua New Guinea means reaching communities scattered across islands, navigating difficult waters,

For Christians who have left Iran and Afghanistan, discovering a new life in Austria can bring freedom, but

The pontiff, still hospitalized after surgery, sent a message for World Food Day on Friday. Pope Leo XIV

Vatican sources also indicated that the pope will publicly lead the Angelus this Sunday, although it has not

For more than 150 years, the Missionaries of Africa, popularly known as the White Fathers, have brought the

Pope Leo XIV continues his recovery following surgery for lung adenocarcinoma, while the Vatican has shared a message

For centuries, sacred music has flourished within the Church’s religious orders, each developing musical traditions that reflect its

Sacred music is more than a heritage to preserve: it is a living tradition that must be taught,

Cardinal Domenico Bartolucci was known as the musician of the Popes, the musician of the Saints. A priest,

For more than 40 years, the Choir of the Diocese of Rome has helped give voice to the