Discover the rich history and artistry of St. Louis of the French in this captivating Vaticano segment. Join Zaza Gatarski, an esteemed art historian, as she guides us through the treasures of this iconic church.
EWTN Vatican highlights the Bonifatius Association's vital work in Northern Europe. Founded in 1849, this German organization supports Catholic communities, aiding in re-evangelization efforts and building essential infrastructure.
On May 6, thirty-four new Swiss Guard recruits will swear loyalty to the Pope, continuing a tradition dating back to 1527. Originating from the 'Sack of Rome,' where guards protected Pope Clement VII, their duty extends to safeguarding Vatican City.
Pope Francis, on his visit to Venice, emphasizes the power of faith as he celebrates the 60th anniversary of the Biennale art exhibition. His message of inclusion and care resonates with pilgrims and shares moments in the Venice Women's Prison.
Pope Francis underscores the importance of intergenerational connections, particularly between grandparents and grandchildren, in providing guidance and combating loneliness.
Pope Francis urges peace in the Middle East amid ongoing conflict since Hamas attack in 2023. Recent comments highlight concern for Palestine, Israel and war captives. Urgent call for ceasefire and humanitarian access.
The Church of Santa Maria sopra Minerva in Rome houses the tomb of St. Catherine of Siena, a Doctor of the Church, whose life exemplified devotion to the Eucharist and Christ's love.
Pope John Paul II narrowly survived an assassination attempt in 1981 and was canonized by Pope Francis in 2014. His former private secretary, Cardinal Stanisław Dziwisz, highlights his holiness and resilience.