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Pope Francis’ cardinal advisers hear from 2 female professors on women’s role in the Church

Pope Francis’ council of cardinal advisers heard testimonies from two female theology professors who spoke about the role

Here are 5 things to know about Cardinal Burke

Reports emerged last week that Cardinal Raymond Burke — a prominent American archbishop — will soon lose his

Pope Francis at general audience: ‘The Spirit is the protagonist’ of evangelization

Pope Francis’ multi-week catechetical series on the essential components of the proclamation of the Gospel culminated with a

9 Facts about the Meaning and Value of the Manger at Christmas According to Pope Francis

As Christmas nears and homes prepare their nativity scenes, it's fitting to recall Pope Francis' 2019 apostolic letter reflecting on the significance and value of the manger in celebrating the birth of Jesus

Canonization cause advances for ‘God’s architect,’ Antoni Gaudí

The beatification cause for renowned Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí, famously known for designing the Sagrada Familia Basilica in Barcelona, has progressed significantly, moving him closer to potentially being declared a saint.

LIVE | Pope Francis’ Act of Veneration on the Feast of the Immaculate Conception

Sign up for our newsletter here: https://mailchi.mp/ewtn/vatican  LIVE from the Piazza di Spagna, Rome | Pope Francis’ Act

Roman Nights – Treasures of Faith and Art – December 1st 2023

In a recent and remarkable gathering, the Vatican hosted an engaging evening titled Roman Nights on December 1st,

Cardinal Yeom Soo-jung Turns 80: Number of Electors for Future Conclave Drops to 134

Cardinal Andrew Yeom Soo-jung of Seoul turns 80 today, stepping down as a Cardinal elector and becoming ineligible for future papal conclaves.

Pope Francis to Honor Salus Populi Romani Icon with Golden Rose

On the occasion of the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, Pope Francis will bestow a Golden Rose upon the icon of Maria Salus Populi Romani, where Saint Ignatius of Loyola said his first Mass, in the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore.

Did you know that the relic of the right arm of St. Francis Xavier is in Rome?

Saint Francis Xavier, a Spanish Jesuit priest and missionary from the 16th century, is often revered as the "Giant of the History of Missions," attributed to his fervent evangelizing zeal and spiritual fortitude.

Pope Francis Signs Interfaith Climate Statement as Part of COP28 Summit in Dubai

Pope Francis has added his signature to an “interfaith statement” meant to call attention to what the Holy Father and other advocates say is the ongoing crisis of climate change threatening much of the world.

Vatican News: Pope’s Gift to Argentina’s President-Elect Milei & Bishop Barron’s Disagreement with Synod Report

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Patrons and Restorers of the Vatican

EWTN Vatican brings you the third installment of our series on the Patrons of the Arts of the

Bourbon, Bluegrass, and the Bible: The Hillbilly Thomists play in Rome

Father Thomas Joseph White is a Founder and member of the Hillbilly Thomists. When asked by EWTN Vatican

Hope for the Holy Land

We encounter news from the Holy Land every day now. From an Israeli Press Conference we hear one

Vatican Draws Line on Women’s Ordination and Homosexuality in New Letter to German Bishops

The Vatican has informed German bishops in writing that the ordination of women and changes in the Church’s

Pope Francis Health Update & Trip to Dubai

After days of canceled audiences, Pope Francis, in a unique manner, still joined the universal Church in praying

Attack During Mass in the Philippines Leaves 4 Dead: Pope Francis Prays for the Victims

Pope Francis sent his condolences and offered his prayers for the victims of the attack that occurred during the celebration of Mass this Sunday, December 3, at the Mindanao State University in Marawi (Philippines).

Pope Francis on first Sunday of Advent: ‘I’m improving, but my voice still doesn’t work’

Pope Francis for the second consecutive Sunday was assisted by an aide in praying the Angelus as he continues to recover from an acute bronchial infection.

Pope Francis to COP28: Environmental destruction is ‘an offense against God’

Pope Francis called the destruction of the environment “an offense against God” in a message given to the participants in the U.N. climate summit on Saturday.

2023 Ratzinger Prize reflects on theological legacy of late Pope Benedict XVI

This week, the Joseph Ratzinger-Benedict XVI Vatican Foundation presented its annual Ratzinger Prize to Spaniards Father Pablo Blanco Sarto and Professor Francesc Torralba, marking the first award since the late pontiff's passing last December.

The Vatican Priest Who Saved 6,500 Jews in World War II: Monsignor Hugh O’Flaherty

Hugh O'Flaherty, residing in the Vatican's neutral territory, orchestrated a covert operation to shelter thousands of Jews across Rome and within the Vatican.

This is Pope Francis’ prayer intention for the month of December

Pope Francis’ prayer intention for the month of December is for people with disabilities. “People with disabilities are

Cardinal Parolin Represents the Pope at COP28 in Dubai Amid Pope Francis’ Recovery

Cardinal Pietro Parolin, the Vatican's Secretary of State, is set to represent the Holy See at the COP28 summit in Dubai.

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