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The Vatican’s School of Arts and Crafts: Forming the Next Generation

School of Arts and Crafts in the Vatican offers a free, six-month training course offered by the Fabbrica di San Pietro.

The Ministry of Saints: An Inside Look on the Process of Sainthood and Carlo Acutis’ Upcoming Canonization

In this jubilee year, the Church will welcome some very well-known Catholics into the ranks of the saints. The most prominent is Carlo Acutis, who will be canonized on April 27th during the jubilee for teenagers.

Pope Francis and His Saints: From 800 Martyrs to Carlo Acutis

The Pope has recognized saints from all walks of life—martyrs, missionaries, families, and religious—who lived with faith, service, and sacrifice.

Jubilee of Volunteers Celebrated at the Vatican

As the Holy Father continues medical treatment at Rome’s Gemelli Hospital, Cardinal Michael Czerny read Pope Francis’ message dedicated to the approximately 25,000 men and women participating in the March 8-9 Jubilee of the World of Volunteering.

Fifty Years of Italy’s Pro-Life Movement

Every year, abortion statistics reveal that the lives of many children are already threatened in the womb. Yet the unborn always have had a powerful ally in the Catholic Church.

Vatican News: Pope Speaks about Temptations

Vatican: Pope calls for prayers for peace. Vatican supports Ramadan fasting. Defeat isn’t final with God. NASA scientist joins Vatican academy. Forgiveness is stronger than conflict.

The Church of the Pilgrim: A Hidden Vatican Treasure with Centuries of History

Exploring one of the most ancient churches on the Vatican Hill. It was first mentioned—and thus already existed—at the time of the pontificate of Pope St. Leo III at the end of the 8th century!

Jubilee of Teenagers: Rome Prepares for the Canonization of Carlo Acutis

Rome is preparing for the late-April Jubilee of Teenagers, culminating in Carlo Acutis' canonization. Thousands of young pilgrims will arrive, and Fr. Alfredo Tedesco, Rome’s Youth Pastoral Director, is ensuring they feel at home.

Women in the Vatican: How Female Leadership is Shaping the Church

Women and life within Vatican City and the Church Universal.

Alcide De Gasperi: Italy’s Post-War Leader Moves Closer to Beatification

On Friday, February 28, the diocesan phase closed for the beatification of Alcide De Gasperi. The ceremony took place at the Lateran Palace in Rome, marking a crucial step in the process of recognizing his virtues.

Order of Malta Embraces the Future: Humanitarian Mission and Digital Innovation

The Order of Malta held a Jubilee for its international leaders in Rome from February 28 to March 2, featuring a conference on humanitarian efforts and global relations.

Spiritual Espresso: The Simplicity of Prayer and Drawing Closer to God

The best practices to start praying—from the Jesus Prayer to St. Paul’s teachings and Divine Mercy.

St. Philip Neri and the Fire of the Holy Spirit: A Path to Renewal

Andreas Thonhauser and Fr. John Paul Mary, MFVA, discuss renewing faith during the Jubilee, focusing on St. Philip Neri. Watch *Spiritual Espresso* on the EWTN Travel App.

Discovering Prayer: A Journey of Faith During the Jubilee Year

The topic of prayer is explored in depth, discussing personal experiences, struggles, and the profound transformation that comes through a sincere relationship with God.

The Verdun Altar in an Ancient Monastery: An 800-Year-Old Masterpiece of Evangelization

The Verdun Altar in Klosterneuburg has been recounting the Gospel of Jesus Christ for over 800 years.

Ending Childhood Hunger: How Mary’s Meals Feeds Millions Through Faith and Service

Magnus MacFarlane Barrow, founder of Mary's Meals, answered a calling from the Virgin Mary of Medjugorje during the Bosnian war, dedicating his life to fighting hunger.

Catholicism on the Rise: How Pope Francis is Shaping the Church in Africa

Cardinal Francis Arinze, Prefect emeritus of the Congregation of Divine Worship, who was created cardinal by Saint John Paul II and has served under three Popes, explains the significance in Pope Francis’ unique approach to Africa.

Pope Francis’ Message to Deacons During the Jubilee: Forgiveness, Service, and Communion

Prayers filled St. Peter’s Basilica Sunday as Archbishop Rino Fisichella delivered Pope Francis’ homily to over 4,000 permanent deacons gathered for a special Jubilee Mass, while the pontiff remained hospitalized with pneumonia.

Global Prayers for Pope Francis: Faithful Unite for His Recovery

Thousands gathered this week in St. Peter’s Square to join the cardinals resident in Rome in their Rosary for Pope Francis.

The Power of Hope in the Jubilee: Catholic Knights and Leaders Reflect on Faith and Virtue

Voices gathered at the church complex of Santa Maria dell’Anima to discuss chivalry and the virtues.

Art & Faith: Cardinal Tolentino de Mendonça on the Catholic Church’s Role in Culture

In this exclusive interview, the Cardinal delves into the significance of culture and art in the Church's mission, particularly in regard to the Jubilee for Artists and the World of Culture.

Vatican’s Jubilee of Artists: How Art and Faith Shape Culture

The Jubilee of Artists and World of Culture kicked off with an international conference at the Vatican Museums to discuss the transmission of religious and artistic heritage.

Vatican News: Pope Francis Receives Prayers from Inmates after Hospitalization

Pope Francis received prayers from Milan inmates after his hospitalization. Cardinal Bo mourns a slain Myanmar priest. Parolin is hopeful for Gaza peace. African bishops call for fasting for DRC. Rome hosts the Jubilee of Deacons.

Key Cardinals Reconfirmed: Who Leads the College of Cardinals?

The dean of cardinals organizes the conclave but can only vote if under 80. Pope Francis reconfirmed two deans, both are over 80: Cardinal Re (91) and Cardinal Sandri (81).

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