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Pope Leo Warns on AI and Modern Addictions
In this week’s Vatican updates, Pope Leo XIV delivered a powerful reminder that the Church must be anchored
Spreading the Faith under Communist Regime
Central Asia’s first laywoman, who spread the faith under Soviet occupation, up for beatification. The connection between Cardinal
Walking Together in Hope: Vatican Marks 60 Years of Nostra Aetate
VATICAN CITY — From academic conferences and university discussions to interfaith prayer gatherings and colorful cultural performances, people
Honoring Blessed Jerzy Popiełuszko: The Priest Who Defied Communism
VATICAN CITY / WARSAW — In 1984, Polish priest Fr. Jerzy Popiełuszko was brutally assassinated by agents of
St. John Henry Newman and A.I.
Inside the walls of the Biblioteca Vallicelliana—a 16th-century library founded by St. Philip Neri—an international conference organized by
Jubilee of the World of Education
VATICAN CITY — One of the longest and most vibrant events of the Holy Year was the Jubilee
Gertruda Detzel: The Hidden Flame of Faith
The hidden story of Servant of God Gertruda Detzel — a laywoman who kept the flame of faith
Vatican News: Pope Leo XIV Clarifies Marian Doctrine and Announces Upcoming Document on Polygamy
This week’s Vatican developments centered on theological clarity, pastoral care, and hope. From Marian doctrine to the issue
Reimagining Catholic Art
A beautiful artistic event set in the stunning interiors of the Museums of San Salvatore in Lauro in
Vitae Festival in Rome
The Vitae Fest 2025 took place in Rome, gathering young people, artists and communities all under one theme:
Along the Footsteps of Cardinal Newman in Rome
The Church has welcomed a new Doctor of the Church. On November 1st, Pope Leo XIV declared St
Athlete of the Spirit: “Solo Javier”
The story of Javier Sartorius has reached Rome, where his family, friends and production team presented the film
Vatican nixes use of ‘Co-Redemptrix’ as title for Mary
The Vatican’s doctrinal office said Tuesday the title of “Co-Redemptrix” is not an appropriate way to describe Mary’s
Vatican News: Martyrs Recognized, Women Honored, and a Call to Renew Education
This is the latest news from the Vatican — straight from the heart of the Church. Pope Leo
Faith and Struggle in the Middle East
Born in Syria and now leading the Archdiocese of Homs, Archbishop Julian Yacoub Mourad is the 2025 recipient
The Lord of Miracles Procession in Rome
In October, purple fills the streets of Rome, and the sound of Peruvian music and the scent of
Jubilee of Roma and Sinti
In Rome, the Jubilee of Hope embraces all people. Among those who crossed the Holy Door last week were
Pope Leo XIV approves decrees for 11 martyrs killed by Nazi Germany, communists
Pope Leo XIV on Friday authorized decrees recognizing 11 new martyrs as well as four new venerables to
St. John Henry Newman’s ‘Second Spring’ Reaches Its Full Bloom
COMMENTARY: Once barred from Oxford for his faith, the English convert who preached of a ‘second spring’ now
St. Teresa of Ávila: Doctor of the Church
In the heart of Spain, within the ancient walls of Ávila, faith and history meet in an event
Ceasefire deal, hostage release a ‘first step’ for peace, Latin patriarch says
Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa, the Latin patriarch of Jerusalem, called the Israel-Hamas ceasefire deal brokered by the U.S. a
7 common myths and facts about the rosary
October is designated by the Catholic Church as the Month of the Rosary, and Oct. 7 is the
Pope Leo XIV allows outside banks to manage Holy See investments
Pope Leo XIV has permitted the Holy See’s main financial body to use financial institutions outside the Vatican
The path of St. John Henry Newman from Oxford to Rome
Five years ago, with thousands of pilgrims gathered in St. Peter’s Square, Pope Francis declared Cardinal John Henry
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