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Pope Leo’s Zoom Call and First Apostolic Journey
Last week, we partnered with the Vatican to bring Pope Leo on a Zoom call to 16,000+ teenagers
Why Pope Pius XI established the feast of Christ the King in 1925
The feast of Christ the King was instituted by Pope Pius XI in 1925 following his encyclical Quas Primas. Today
The Jubilee of the Poor Becomes a Day of Service
Rome’s celebration of the Jubilee of the Poor unfolded as a living reminder that the Church’s mission begins
New Christ the King Video Series
This year marks 100 years since Pope Pius XI first instituted the Feast of Christ, King of the
Nicene Creed at 1700: The Christian Profession of Faith
“I believe in one God…” — just a few words that, for two thousand years, have shaped the
Pope Leo XIV Live with Catholic Youth: NCYC 2025
Join Pope Leo XIV live from the Vatican as he participates in a first-ever digital visit to the
A Journalist’s Eyewitness to the Second Vatican Council
VATICAN CITY — Sixty years ago, on December 8, 1965, the Catholic Church concluded one of the most
St. Thérèse of Lisieux: The Little Flower Who Taught the World to Love Simply
LISIEUX, FRANCE / ROME, ITALY — In the quiet heart of Normandy, in 1873, a child was born
Pope Benedict XVI and His Search for Truth
HAMBURG, GERMANY / VATICAN CITY — On April 18th, 2005, German Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger delivered a memorable sermon
Blessed Eduard Profittlich: Uniting Estonia in Faith and Hope
VATICAN CITY / TALLINN, ESTONIA — Once known as one of the most secular nations in Europe, Estonia
Builders AI Forum: A.I. at the Church’s Service
ROME, ITALY — From November 6th to 7th, experts in artificial intelligence, technology companies, and investors gathered at
Walking Together in Hope: Vatican Marks 60 Years of Nostra Aetate
VATICAN CITY — From academic conferences and university discussions to interfaith prayer gatherings and colorful cultural performances, people
Honoring Blessed Jerzy Popiełuszko: The Priest Who Defied Communism
VATICAN CITY / WARSAW — In 1984, Polish priest Fr. Jerzy Popiełuszko was brutally assassinated by agents of
St. John Henry Newman and A.I.
Inside the walls of the Biblioteca Vallicelliana—a 16th-century library founded by St. Philip Neri—an international conference organized by
Jubilee of the World of Education
VATICAN CITY — One of the longest and most vibrant events of the Holy Year was the Jubilee
Gertruda Detzel: The Hidden Flame of Faith
The hidden story of Servant of God Gertruda Detzel — a laywoman who kept the flame of faith
Reimagining Catholic Art
A beautiful artistic event set in the stunning interiors of the Museums of San Salvatore in Lauro in
Vitae Festival in Rome
The Vitae Fest 2025 took place in Rome, gathering young people, artists and communities all under one theme:
Along the Footsteps of Cardinal Newman in Rome
The Church has welcomed a new Doctor of the Church. On November 1st, Pope Leo XIV declared St
Athlete of the Spirit: “Solo Javier”
The story of Javier Sartorius has reached Rome, where his family, friends and production team presented the film
EWTN European Pilgrimage and Conference
As part of a four-day series of meetings and activities, on October 24th, colleagues and supporters from across
7 fascinating facts about St. Martin de Porres, the first Black saint of the Americas
On Nov. 3, the Catholic Church celebrates the feast of St. Martin de Porres, a Peruvian Dominican brother
The lifesaving miracle that led to St. John Henry Newman’s canonization
The sainthood of John Henry Newman, who will be declared a doctor of the Church on Nov. 1,
Drawing inspiration from Newman: ‘Without his legacy, perhaps I would not be Catholic today’
St. John Henry Newman, the Anglican clergyman who converted to Catholicism but whom many in both London and
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