Pope Francis: Virtue enables us to have ‘a tendency towards the right choice’
Pope Francis on Wednesday opened a new chapter in his ongoing catechetical series on vices and virtues, shifting
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Analysis: The ever-changing College of Cardinals
The most recent change in the College of Cardinals took place on Feb. 24, when Cardinal José Luis
Pope Francis to the world’s children: ‘If we really want to be happy, we need to pray’
Pope Francis has issued a message to the world’s children in anticipation of the Church’s first-ever World Children’s
Pope Francis: ‘Today the ugliest danger is gender ideology’
Pope Francis on Friday morning gave an address on the importance of building a culture that protects human
Vatican reiterates calls for hostage returns, cease-fire in Israel-Hamas war
The Vatican has reiterated its call for the safe return of the hostages taken by the terrorist group
Pope Francis, recovering from ‘mild flu,’ renews call for peace in Ukraine
A day after canceling his audiences due to what the Vatican called a “mild flu-like condition,” Pope Francis
Two of Father Rupnik’s alleged victims speak publicly for the first time
Two alleged abuse victims of mosaic artist Father Marko Rupnik spoke publicly for the first time Wednesday, detailing
Rome to host 7th Day of the Catacombs, opportunity to reflect on early Christians
Rome’s catacombs will open to the public for free guided tours and moments of prayer and reflection on
PHOTOS: Cardinal Rugambwa takes possession of Rome’s ‘Church of the Artists’
Cardinal Protase Rugambwa took possession of his titular church, Santa Maria in Montesanto — one of the twin
Pope Francis launches study groups to analyze Synod on Synodality’s key issues
The Vatican announced Saturday that Pope Francis has launched synodal study groups to analyze key issues ahead of
Cardinal Zen publishes new critique of Synod on Synodality
Cardinal Joseph Zen Ze-kiun, the bishop emeritus of Hong Kong, has released another critique of the Synod on
Israeli embassy criticizes Cardinal Parolin’s remarks on civilian death toll in Gaza
The Embassy of Israel to the Holy See issued a sharp rebuke of Vatican Secretary of State Cardinal
Vatican hosts veneration of relics of 21 Coptic martyrs of Libya on first feast day
The relics of 21 Coptic martyrs killed by ISIS in Libya will be venerated in St. Peter’s Basilica
World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly highlights ‘loneliness,’ ‘throwaway culture’
The theme for the fourth World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly, which will be celebrated on July
Analysis: Milei, Pope Francis embody contrasting economic viewpoints
All eyes were on Pope Francis’ first meeting with Argentina’s new president, Javier Milei, Monday at the Vatican.
Ancient 40-hour ‘Quarantore’ devotion continues to bless Rome
In the Church of Santissima Trinità dei Pellegrini, which sits in Rome’s Rione Regola neighborhood, a tradition that
Pope Francis on Ash Wednesday: ‘Let us return to God with all our heart’
On Ash Wednesday, Pope Francis said that Lent is a time to look inward at our true selves and to share our deepest desires, worries, and weaknesses with the Lord in prayer.
Pope Francis: Technological development must promote the human being
Pope Francis addressed members of the Pontifical Academy for Life at the Vatican on Monday, stressing the importance
Pope names biochemist who contributed to COVID vaccine to Pontifical Academy for Life
A Nobel-prize winning biochemist and researcher who helped develop the mRNA technology used to create the Pfizer and
Pope Francis canonizes Argentina’s first female saint
Pope Francis canonized Argentina’s first female saint, María Antonia of St. Joseph — known affectionately in the pope’s home country as “Mama Antula” — in a Mass in St. Peter’s Basilica on Sunday.
Pope Francis on Our Lady of Lourdes feast: The Church is close to all who are sick or frail
Pope Francis urged people to bring God’s love to the sick and suffering through “concrete actions” in his