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Category: EWTN Vatican
Art: Where Beauty Meets Faith
Art has always revealed something about how a society understands the human person, the world and humanity’s place
“Humanism” is a Complex Term
Today, the term “Humanism” can evoke a distinctly secular worldview, one that places human reason and autonomy at
New Horizons of Humanism
The Renaissance placed a new emphasis on the extraordinary capacities of the human person: reason, creativity, craftsmanship, discovery
The Four Women Doctors of the Church: The Saints Who Changed Catholic Thought
Across two millennia of Christianity, only a select group of saints have received the title “Doctor of the
Discovering the Incredible Life of St. Augustine with Pope Leo XIV
Pope Leo XIV has revealed one of his secrets to prayer found in a letter written by St.
A Shepherd of St. Augustine’s Family
Almost 16 centuries after his death, countless men and women continue to walk in St. Augustine’s footsteps, inspired
The Voice of St. Augustine Today: How His Teachings Shape Pope Leo XIV
“I am a son of St. Augustine, an Augustinian.” With those words on the day of his election,
Why Pope Leo XIV Recommends St. Augustine’s 1,700-Year-Old Letter on Prayer
What does Pope Leo XIV read for spiritual nourishment? Asked about his favorite spiritual readings aboard the papal
St. Augustine and Pope Leo XIV: The Spiritual Roots of the First Augustinian Pope
More than 16 centuries after his death, St. Augustine of Hippo continues to draw pilgrims searching for the
The 2026 Franciscan Jubilee
In this historic year of the 2026 Franciscan Jubilee, discover the Pardon of Assisi, St. Francis’ conversion, his
The Hidden Franciscan Treasure in Trastevere
In the heart of Rome, away from the great basilicas most pilgrims immediately associate with the Eternal City,
St. Francis’ Song of Praise for Creation: The Story Behind the Canticle of the Creatures
Near the end of his life, St. Francis of Assisi could barely see the world around him. He
The Relics That Drew the World: Why 370,000 Pilgrims Came to St. Francis’ Tomb
For eight centuries, pilgrims have traveled to Assisi to pray near the tomb of St. Francis of Assisi.
The Story Behind the Franciscan Jubilee: 800 Years of Mercy
Eight hundred years after the death of St. Francis of Assisi, his call to live the Gospel continues
Pope Leo XIV Documentary: The Roman Story of Robert Prevost Before He Became Pope
When Pope Leo XIV appeared on the central balcony of St. Peter’s Basilica on May 8, 2025, much
‘The Priests’: A Global Musical Sensation Showing Sacred Music is Path to God
ROME — When three parish priests from Northern Ireland signed a recording contract on the steps of Westminster
Encountering Faith Through Art
In Rome, art is far more than something to simply admire. From the city’s most ancient churches to
Caravaggio’s Light and Shadow Continue to Draw Visitors Toward Faith in Rome
ROME — More than four centuries after his death, Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio continues to captivate millions with
Inside Italy’s Mosaic School: Where the Ancient Art of Sacred Mosaics Lives On
SPILIMBERGO, Italy — In the small town of Spilimbergo in Italy’s northeastern Friuli-Venezia Giulia region, an ancient artistic
American Seminarians Discover Rome as a Spiritual Home Through Six-Week Formation Program
ROME — For diocesan seminarians from across the United States, six weeks in the Eternal City offer more
EWTN Summer Academy Forms the Next Generation of Catholic Journalists in Rome
ROME — For 10 days each summer, the heart of the Catholic Church becomes a classroom. This year,
Elizabeth Lev: Why Rome’s Beauty Continues to Lead Pilgrims to God
ROME — Every summer, millions of visitors arrive in Rome searching for history, culture, or the treasures of
Walking Through Rome With St. Philip Neri: The Apostle of Rome’s Pilgrimage
ROME — Long after the crowds have left the Eternal City’s streets, thousands of pilgrims begin a journey
The Hidden Roman Church Where St. Benedict Began His Journey
ROME — Hidden among the winding streets of Rome’s Trastevere district stands a tiny church that many visitors
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