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The Holy Door In St. Paul

At the Basilica of St. Paul Outside the Walls in Rome, Cardinal James Harvey opened the fifth and final Holy Door for the Catholic Church’s 2025 Jubilee of Hope.

Holy Mass for Pope Benedict XVI in Rome

On the morning of December 31st, Cardinal Kurt Koch celebrated a pontifical Mass at Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI’s tomb, marking the second anniversary of the pope’s passing.

Analysis: Pope’s Peace Diplomacy In Era Of Multiple Wars

Papal diplomacy spans decades, from peace efforts to AI ethics. Pope Francis links war to justice and the environment, tackling challenges like China and Ukraine.

All Holy Doors Are Now Open!

All five Holy Doors for the 2025 Jubilee are open! Pope Francis marked this milestone with historic gestures, including the first Holy Door in a Roman prison. Join us in honoring Pope Benedict XVI and celebrating sacred music in Rome.

Vatican News: The Vatican’s First-Ever Female Prefect

Historic female Vatican prefect, Epiphany message on God's love, Jordan baptism church, anti-bullying pledge, and Jubilee 2025 pilgrim surge—key updates from Pope Francis.

The Transformative Power of Sacred Music in Rome’s Historic Basilicas

From ancient Gregorian chant to Renaissance polyphony, sacred music has always held a privileged place in the Church's life, emphasizing beauty, holiness, and transcendence.

Honoring Pope Benedict XVI: Insights from Those Who Knew Him Best

Reflections on Pope Benedict XVI's legacy from those closest to him, highlighting his faith, humility, and enduring impact on the Church.

Vatican News: New lighting system to illuminate Saint Peter’s Square for Jubilee

This week’s Vaticano Updates – the most important news from the Holy Father and the Vatican.

Christmas at the Vatican: St. Peter’s Square Shines Bright for the Holidays

Discover the magic of Christmas at St. Peter’s Square with the majestic Norway Spruce and Grado Lagoon Nativity scene.

The Origins of Silent Night

Uncover the origins of "Silent Night," the world's most beloved Christmas carol, first performed in 1818 in Oberndorf, Austria.

Tracing the Roots of the Jubilee Doors

Discover the origins of Jubilee Holy Doors, from their first use in 1294 to their profound symbolism of mercy and hope.

Pope Francis’ Message for Peace

Pope Francis urges personal and structural change for lasting peace in his message for the 58th World Day of Peace.

Pope Francis’ Trip to Corsica

Pope Francis visits Corsica, highlighting the power of popular piety to reconnect with secularized communities.

Pope Francis Celebrates His 88th Birthday

Pope Francis turns 88 today! Pray for him as he leads the Church. This week on Vaticano: Notre Dame reopens, AI at the Vatican, and Cardinal Grech on the synod!

Pope Francis Celebrates His 88th Birthday

Pope Francis turns 88 today! Pray for him as he leads the Church. This week on Vaticano: Notre Dame reopens, AI at the Vatican, and Cardinal Grech on the synod!

Vatican News: 71st Miracle Recognized At Lourdes

Notre Dame reopens with first Mass after its fire; Pope Francis urges Christmas ceasefires; Indian bishops call for Christian safety; Lourdes confirms its 71st miracle.

Vatican News: 71st Miracle Recognized At Lourdes

Notre Dame reopens with first Mass after its fire; Pope Francis urges Christmas ceasefires; Indian bishops call for Christian safety; Lourdes confirms its 71st miracle.

AI & The Vatican: Advancing Research & Unity

The Pontifical Oriental Institute combines ancient wisdom with cutting-edge AI technology, preserving texts and fostering global access to knowledge and reconciliation.

AI & The Vatican: Advancing Research & Unity

The Pontifical Oriental Institute combines ancient wisdom with cutting-edge AI technology, preserving texts and fostering global access to knowledge and reconciliation.

Towards a Synodal Future: Insights From Cardinal Grech

In an exclusive interview, Cardinal Mario Grech shares insights on the Synod on Synodality, highlighting its focus on mission, communion, and the Church’s identity as the holy people of God.

Towards a Synodal Future: Insights From Cardinal Grech

In an exclusive interview, Cardinal Mario Grech shares insights on the Synod on Synodality, highlighting its focus on mission, communion, and the Church’s identity as the holy people of God.

The Jubilee’s Most Unique Door

On December 26, Pope Francis will open the Holy Door at Rome’s Rebibbia Prison, a profound symbol of hope for inmates and prison staff worldwide.

The Jubilee’s Most Unique Door

On December 26, Pope Francis will open the Holy Door at Rome’s Rebibbia Prison, a profound symbol of hope for inmates and prison staff worldwide.

21 New Cardinals: Pope Francis’ Vision For The Church

Pope Francis creates 21 new cardinals, calling them to be "hinges" of the Church, fostering unity, healing, and service worldwide.

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