As the Church looks ahead to the centenary of Pope Benedict XVI’s birth in April 2027, celebrations are

The Holy Father will ultimately spend several days in Cameroon before heading on to Angola and then Equatorial

Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, soon to become Pope Benedict XVI, delivered a stark critique during the 2005 conclave preparations:

At a peace gathering in Bamenda’s Cathedral, the pope praised interreligious solidarity and urged a “true conversion” away

The Holy Father spent several days touring Algeria and meeting with Catholics and religious leaders before heading south

The Holy Father is scheduled to visit four African countries throughout mid-April. Pope Leo XIV toured several major

The pontiff called for a world order that does not exclude the vulnerable and urged leaders to serve

At the Martyrs’ Monument in Algiers, the pope’s first message on Algerian soil was an appeal for peace,

The 10-day Africa trip will take the pope to Algeria, Cameroon, Angola, and Equatorial Guinea. Pope Leo XIV

Aboard the papal flight to Algeria, Leo said he is not a politician and will continue to preach

Pope Leo XIV this week placed peace once again at the center of his public appeals, welcoming the

Brothers and sisters,Christ is risen! Happy Easter! For centuries, the Church has joyfully sung of the event that

As Holy Week unfolds at the Vatican, Pope Leo XIV is leading the Church through its most sacred

During the season of Lent, the Stations of the Cross remain one of the most beloved devotions among

“I arrived here decades ago, and at the beginning, living on the holy places was very touching because

As Holy Week begins, Catholics around the world turn their hearts toward the Passion and death of Jesus

The Catholic Church has entered Holy Week — the most sacred time of the liturgical year — marking

This week’s Vaticano updates highlight urgent global concerns, from the Pope’s warning on modern warfare to escalating violence

Ahead of Holy Week, the Church makes the Solemnity of the Annunciation—commemorating Mary’s “yes” and the moment of

Tuscany, the cradle of the Renaissance, gave rise to some of history’s greatest artists. Among them stands Fra

A simple “yes” changed the course of history. God entrusted the life of His Son to the care

Spring in Rome begins with an ancient and deeply meaningful celebration. On March 25 — exactly nine months

It is a familiar scene in Rome. Every Sunday at noon, the Pope appears at the window of

Vaticano updates: from the responsibility of journalists in times of war to safeguarding in the Church, major legal