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Category: Vaticano
Pope Leo in the footsteps of Modern Popes
To the ends of the earth: during the first year of Pope Leo XIV’s pontificate, we have seen
When the Church had Two Popes
“Annunzio … Franciscum.” On March 13, 2013, the world watched as white smoke gave way to an unexpected
Pope Leo Travels the World in the Footsteps of Modern Popes
“…During his apostolic journeys, the Pope appears to everyone as a messenger of peace: his travels are what
Last Moments of Pope Francis
After more than five weeks in the hospital battling double pneumonia, doctors advised Pope Francis to take two
Pope Leo XIV Concludes Apostolic Journey to Africa
From Africa to Rome, this week’s Vaticano updates highlight the global mission of the Church—marked by Pope Leo
Remembering Pope Benedict XVI: A Centenary Begins
As the Church looks ahead to the centenary of Pope Benedict XVI’s birth in April 2027, celebrations are
Ratzinger Foundation Today: How Benedict XVI’s Theology Still Shapes the Church
When Benedict XVI stepped down in 2013, few anticipated the intellectual movement his legacy would inspire. The Ratzinger
“Dictatorship of Relativism”: Pope Benedict’s Prophecy
Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, soon to become Pope Benedict XVI, delivered a stark critique during the 2005 conclave preparations:
Pope Leo’s First Via Crucis at the Colosseum
As Holy Week unfolds at the Vatican, Pope Leo XIV is leading the Church through its most sacred
The New Stations of the Cross in the Vatican
During the season of Lent, the Stations of the Cross remain one of the most beloved devotions among
Christians in the Holy Land: Cardinal Pizzaballa on Conflict and Faith
“I arrived here decades ago, and at the beginning, living on the holy places was very touching because
Holy Week in the Holy Land amid War
As Holy Week begins, Catholics around the world turn their hearts toward the Passion and death of Jesus
Entering Holy Week at the Vatican
The Catholic Church has entered Holy Week — the most sacred time of the liturgical year — marking
Nigerian Bishops Appeal to Pope Leo and Tensions Rise in the Middle East
This week’s Vaticano updates highlight urgent global concerns, from the Pope’s warning on modern warfare to escalating violence
The Link between the Annunciation and Good Friday
Ahead of Holy Week, the Church makes the Solemnity of the Annunciation—commemorating Mary’s “yes” and the moment of
Fra Angelico’s Annunciation: Timeless Masterpiece
Tuscany, the cradle of the Renaissance, gave rise to some of history’s greatest artists. Among them stands Fra
Militia of the Immaculata: To Mary, through Maximilian Kolbe
A simple “yes” changed the course of history. God entrusted the life of His Son to the care
Annunciation of Mary: The Day That Changed History
Spring in Rome begins with an ancient and deeply meaningful celebration. On March 25 — exactly nine months
From Rome to the Holy Land: Annunciation of Mary
It is a familiar scene in Rome. Every Sunday at noon, the Pope appears at the window of
Pope Leo XIV: “War Is Not a Spectacle”
Vaticano updates: from the responsibility of journalists in times of war to safeguarding in the Church, major legal
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,
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