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Category: Vaticano
St. Joseph and the Virtue of Chastity
Happy Feast of St. Joseph! Devotion to St. Joseph has grown in the Church over centuries, promoted by
Devotion to St. Joseph throughout the Centuries
A Devotion Promoted by the Popes Devotion to St. Joseph has grown throughout the Church over centuries, often
Cardinal Gugerotti on the Christian East and the Role of Vatican Diplomacy
Cardinal Claudio Gugerotti is one of the Vatican’s most experienced voices on the Christian East. Over the course
Daughters of St. Joseph: Sewing for the Eucharist
A needle and thread in the right hands can create something extraordinary. For the Daughters of St. Joseph,
St. Joseph: Mary’s Most Chaste Spouse
Devotion to St. Joseph is widespread throughout the Catholic Church. Although the Bible says relatively little about him,
Pope Leo XIV Calls for Peace as Vatican Warns of Christian Persecution
This week in the Vatican, several developments highlighted the Church’s message of peace, pastoral closeness, and human dignity.
Women Saints and Women in the Vatican: the Feminine Genius
This week at the Vatican, Pope Leo XIV renewed his appeal for peace, urging world leaders to pursue
St. Hildegard of Bingen in Rome
In the traffic-clogged streets of central Rome, far from the noise that often surrounds the modern concept of
Evangelizing through Beauty
On the occasion of International Women’s Day, EWTN Vatican spoke with Sister Emanuela Edwards, a Missionary of Divine
Women’s Growing Role in the Life of the Church
The number of women working in and with the Vatican continues to rise. Motivated by a shared mission
Churches of Women Saints in the Eternal City
Rome’s skyline is crowned with domes and bell towers, and among the more than 900 churches scattered across
Pope Leo XIV Calls for Peace Through Dialogue
In this week’s Vaticano updates, Pope Leo XIV issued a strong appeal for global peace, urging world leaders
The First Image of St. Francis of Assisi
High above the Aniene Valley, the Monastery of the Sacro Speco clings dramatically to the rock. Built around
Hope of the Poor: On the Streets of Mexico
On the edge of Mexico City, a vast landfill known as El Bordo has become a place of
Pope Leo XIV on Seeking God and Atheism
This week, Pope Leo XIV addressed a striking question from an atheist who paradoxically described himself as someone
Saint Francis Lives On: Pilgrims Flock to Assisi
The Basilica of Santa Maria degli Angeli in Assisi shelters one of the most sacred places in the
Holy Year of Saint Francis: 8th Centenary of his Life
With a papal decree, Pope Leo XIV has proclaimed a Jubilee Year dedicated to Saint Francis, to be
The Pope’s Theologian
When Lent begins in the Vatican, the rhythm of life within the Apostolic Palace changes. The Holy Father
Windows of Life in Rome: Baby Boxes
Today, the Tiber River offers one of Rome’s most picturesque views. Tourists stroll along its banks, and locals
A Scout’s Gift for Pope Leo XIV
During Pope Leo XIV’s pastoral visit to the parish of Ostia, three young scouts approached the Holy Father
Lent’s Quiet Shift Inside the Vatican
Purple vestments, stripped altars, and the scent of incense mark the Church’s entrance into Lent. Inside the Vatican,
A New App Inspired by St. Carlo Acutis
From the beginning of Lent in Rome to global diplomacy and digital evangelization, this week brought significant developments
Lent 2026 in Rome
This EWTN Vaticano episode explores four powerful Lenten themes unfolding in Rome — from the ancient Station Churches
Ash Wednesday: Pope Leo XIV Begins Lent with Rome’s Station Church
Rome’s Aventine Hill—one of the city’s seven historic hills and a place steeped in early Christian worship—will mark
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