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St. John Paul II: The Pope Who Inspired Generations
World Youth Day is among the most significant initiatives of John Paul II’s pontificate. It reflected something that
Pope St. John Paul II: How a Lifetime of Suffering Shaped His Holiness
A tireless pilgrim. A messenger of peace. An avid athlete and skier. A man of prayer. A true
John Paul II Vatican Foundation Marks 45 Years of Preserving the Pope’s Legacy
Every Thursday morning, hundreds of faithful and dozens of priests gather at the tomb of Pope St. John
Polish Catholics Honor St. John Paul II 48 Years After His Election
Forty-eight years after the election of Pope St. John Paul II, the Polish community in Rome continues to
Propaganda Fide: The Vatican Institution at the Heart of the Church’s Missionary Work
The historic headquarters of Propaganda Fide in Rome has played a central role in the Catholic Church’s missionary
Papua New Guinea: A Catholic Bishop’s Mission Across Remote Islands
Serving as a Catholic bishop in Papua New Guinea means reaching communities scattered across islands, navigating difficult waters,
From Islam to Christianity: Project Hananias Welcomes Converts
For Christians who have left Iran and Afghanistan, discovering a new life in Austria can bring freedom, but
The Missionaries of Africa: Bringing the Gospel to Communities Across the Continent
For more than 150 years, the Missionaries of Africa, popularly known as the White Fathers, have brought the
Pope Leo XIV recovers after lung surgery as Vatican announces new appointments
Pope Leo XIV continues his recovery following surgery for lung adenocarcinoma, while the Vatican has shared a message
Dominican Gregorian Chant: A Centuries-Old Tradition of Prayer in Rome
For centuries, sacred music has flourished within the Church’s religious orders, each developing musical traditions that reflect its
Training the Future Church Musicians in Rome
Sacred music is more than a heritage to preserve: it is a living tradition that must be taught,
The Pope’s Musician: Cardinal Bartolucci
Cardinal Domenico Bartolucci was known as the musician of the Popes, the musician of the Saints. A priest,
Choir of the Diocese of Rome: Four Decades of Singing the Church’s Prayer
For more than 40 years, the Choir of the Diocese of Rome has helped give voice to the
Rome’s “Little Lourdes”: The Miraculous Well Hidden Near the Trevi Fountain
ROME — Just a few steps from the crowds surrounding the Trevi Fountain lies one of Rome’s lesser-known
France, the “Eldest Daughter of the Church,” Confronts Faith and Secularization
France has been known for centuries as the “Eldest Daughter of the Church,” a title rooted in a
The “Little Lourdes” Hidden in the Heart of the Vatican Gardens
VATICAN CITY — Hidden among the flowers, trees and winding paths of the Vatican Gardens is a little
Pope Leo XIV’s Historic France Visit Highlights Faith Revival and Europe’s Christian Roots
Eighteen years after the last official papal state visit to France, the Successor of Peter returned to a
Inside Look at the Vatican Gardens
Half of Vatican City is green, and behind its walls, a team of gardeners and forestry experts is
The Order of Malta: Putting Faith Into Action Around the World
Natural disasters, extreme poverty, water scarcity, hunger and environmental degradation may appear to be separate challenges. But for
Inside Borgo Laudato Si’: Pope Leo XIV Continues Francis’ Legacy
CASTEL GANDOLFO — In the heart of the Pontifical Villas of Castel Gandolfo, a project born from Pope
Pope Leo XIV and Villanova’s New Sustainability Medal
Since the publication of Pope Francis’ encyclical Laudato Si’ in 2015, the Catholic Church has placed integral ecology
Vatican: Pope Leo XIV’s Birthday, AI and the Traditional Latin Mass
Pope Leo XIV marked his 71st birthday with his first visit as pope to the Vatican Apostolic Library,
Before He Became Pope Leo XIV: The Life of Robert Prevost in Rome
Who was Pope Leo XIV before the world knew him as pope? Before the white cassock, before the
“Beauty heals the wounds of the heart”
Why does the Catholic Church need contemporary art? Speaking with EWTN Vatican at the Venice Biennale, Cardinal José
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