When Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio stepped onto the balcony of St. Peter’s Basilica in 2013, he introduced himself

When Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio was elected Pope in 2013, the Catholic Church crossed a historic threshold. For

For the first time in over twelve centuries, the relic of the Most Precious Blood of Christ has

Latvia marked a significant milestone as Prime Minister Evika Siliņa joined a national pilgrimage from Latvia to Rome,

Following his historic visit to Turkey, Pope Leo XIV embarked on his first apostolic journey to Lebanon, a

On his first trip abroad as pope, Pope Leo XIV chose a destination that physically and culturally lies

Speaking to reporters in Castel Gandolfo just days before Thanksgiving, Pope Leo XIV, the first U.S.-born pope, encouraged

Last week, we partnered with the Vatican to bring Pope Leo on a Zoom call to 16,000+ teenagers

Rome’s celebration of the Jubilee of the Poor unfolded as a living reminder that the Church’s mission begins

To strengthen dialogue between the Church and society across Europe, the Holy See relies on the Commission of

This year marks 100 years since Pope Pius XI first instituted the Feast of Christ, King of the

VATICAN CITY — Sixty years ago, on December 8, 1965, the Catholic Church concluded one of the most

HAMBURG, GERMANY / VATICAN CITY — On April 18th, 2005, German Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger delivered a memorable sermon

VATICAN CITY / TALLINN, ESTONIA — Once known as one of the most secular nations in Europe, Estonia

ROME, ITALY — From November 6th to 7th, experts in artificial intelligence, technology companies, and investors gathered at

Central Asia’s first laywoman, who spread the faith under Soviet occupation, up for beatification. The connection between Cardinal

VATICAN CITY — From academic conferences and university discussions to interfaith prayer gatherings and colorful cultural performances, people

VATICAN CITY / WARSAW — In 1984, Polish priest Fr. Jerzy Popiełuszko was brutally assassinated by agents of

Inside the walls of the Biblioteca Vallicelliana—a 16th-century library founded by St. Philip Neri—an international conference organized by

VATICAN CITY — One of the longest and most vibrant events of the Holy Year was the Jubilee

The hidden story of Servant of God Gertruda Detzel — a laywoman who kept the flame of faith

This week’s Vatican developments centered on theological clarity, pastoral care, and hope. From Marian doctrine to the issue

In Rome, the Jubilee of Hope embraces all people. Among those who crossed the Holy Door last week were

On October 18th, in the presence of distinguished guests — including cardinals, bishops, and ambassadors — the second