Rome’s skyline is crowned with domes and bell towers, and among the more than 900 churches scattered across

In this week’s Vaticano updates, Pope Leo XIV issued a strong appeal for global peace, urging world leaders

High above the Aniene Valley, the Monastery of the Sacro Speco clings dramatically to the rock. Built around

On the edge of Mexico City, a vast landfill known as El Bordo has become a place of

This week, Pope Leo XIV addressed a striking question from an atheist who paradoxically described himself as someone

The Basilica of Santa Maria degli Angeli in Assisi shelters one of the most sacred places in the

With a papal decree, Pope Leo XIV has proclaimed a Jubilee Year dedicated to Saint Francis, to be

As Pope Leo XIV prepares for his first apostolic journey to Africa, the Apostolic Nuncio to Cameroon and

When Lent begins in the Vatican, the rhythm of life within the Apostolic Palace changes. The Holy Father

Today, the Tiber River offers one of Rome’s most picturesque views. Tourists stroll along its banks, and locals

During Pope Leo XIV’s pastoral visit to the parish of Ostia, three young scouts approached the Holy Father

Purple vestments, stripped altars, and the scent of incense mark the Church’s entrance into Lent. Inside the Vatican,

From the beginning of Lent in Rome to global diplomacy and digital evangelization, this week brought significant developments

This EWTN Vaticano episode explores four powerful Lenten themes unfolding in Rome — from the ancient Station Churches

Rome’s Aventine Hill—one of the city’s seven historic hills and a place steeped in early Christian worship—will mark

The forty days of Lent invite Christians to look inward. It is a season that calls for examination

He was trained to heal with a scalpel — and later called to heal in the confessional. Father

This Lent, beginning February 15, Pope Leo XIV will step beyond the Vatican walls and into the neighborhoods

The PDF version of the Pope Leo’s Message for Lent 2026. This is the text of the document: MESSAGE

When most people think of romantic love, a third-century skull crowned with flowers probably does not spring to

Pope Leo XIV addressed escalating violence in Nigeria, extended humanitarian aid to war-torn Ukraine, and approved key developments

Saint Bernadette’s Example to Us Today

This week in the Vatican, relations with the Society of St. Pius X (SSPX) took a serious turn,

Each year on Feb. 11—the feast of Our Lady of Lourdes—the Church observes the World Day of the