For the first time, Pope Francis has commented publicly about the scandal surrounding Jesuit artist Father Marko Rupnik.

In an interview with the AP, Pope Francis spoke about his relationship with his predecessor, Benedict XVI. In

The interview with the Associated Press covered a wide range of topics, including laws that criminalize homosexuality and

“I could die tomorrow, but it’s under control. I am in good health,” Pope Francis said in an

Pope Francis’s 40th papal journey will mean he has visited 60 countries during his pontificate. The Pope will

The president of the German Bishops’ Conference is dismissing Vatican concerns over the country’s Synodal Path. The Holy

Pope Francis is calling on Catholics and people worldwide to remember those suffering from leprosy, or Hansen’s disease,

Dear Brothers and Sisters, After having reflected in past years on the verbs “to go and see” and

On Monday, January 23, Pope Francis explained that God’s “dream” is “a world in which we can all

On Monday, the Holy See Press Office presented the Ecumenical Prayer Vigil that will take place in Rome

“Looking at the Popes in opposition to each other impoverishes a person’s perspective because they miss the beautiful and

Father Timothy Radcliffe, whose statements on homosexuality have previously sparked controversy, will lead a three-day retreat to kick

“Incomprehension was a constant factor in the life and mission of this man,” Cardinal Mario Grech said. Pope

Following Jesus “means giving up the time wasted on so many useless things,” the pope said. In his

The Australian Cardinal, George Pell, passed away on January 10, 2023, at 8:50 p.m. after suffering a cardiac

Pope Francis’ appointments will be canceled during the spiritual exercises Feb. 26–March 3. Like the two years’ prior,

“Get ready for this: to open horizons, to open your hearts,” Pope Francis said. World Youth Day in

Out of 95 cardinal electors appointed during Pope Francis’s pontificate, the Holy Father chose 18 from European residential

Pope Francis declared six Catholics as venerable servants of God on Thursday, moving them each one step closer

Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI has posthumously defended Christianity against claims of intolerance “in the name of tolerance.” In

The Catholic group Laudato Si’ has launched a new initiative called “An Economy of Peace” which aims to

The Vatican Secretary of State, Cardinal Pietro Parolin, stressed the importance of legality and justice, giving as an example

The World Watch List, released by Open Doors on Jan. 18, reported that the number of Christians facing

For the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, that runs from 18th through the 25th of January, Christians