As Pope Leo XIV continues to highlight the values of sport as a path to fraternity, encounter, and

At Europe’s largest university, the pontiff denounced a culture that reduces people to numbers. Pope Leo XIV visited

The Holy Father visited four countries during his first apostolic visit to Africa.  Pope Leo XIV departed Africa

The pope personally carried the cross through every station of the Good Friday Way of the Cross at

On Holy Thursday night, the Eternal City was alight with candlelit altars housing the blessed sacrament. ROME —

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

A needle and thread in the right hands can create something extraordinary. For the Daughters of St. Joseph,

In the traffic-clogged streets of central Rome, far from the noise that often surrounds the modern concept of

During Pope Leo XIV’s pastoral visit to the parish of Ostia, three young scouts approached the Holy Father

The brief Ash Wednesday walk between two hilltop basilicas marks the start of Lent in Rome. Each Ash

The Vatican will open new parts of St. Peter’s — including the full terrace — and roll out

The humanitarian situation in Gaza was the focus of a day of the arts at the Lateran Apostolic

This EWTN Vaticano episode explores four powerful Lenten themes unfolding in Rome — from the ancient Station Churches

This Lent, beginning February 15, Pope Leo XIV will step beyond the Vatican walls and into the neighborhoods

When most people think of romantic love, a third-century skull crowned with flowers probably does not spring to

The country’s bishops will travel to Rome from Feb. 16–20 to present to Pope Leo XIV “the vicissitudes,

Every February 3rd, the Church celebrates the feast of St. Blaise, the patron saint of throat diseases. What very few know is that part of his own throat is kept as a relic in a church located on one of the most emblematic streets of Rome.

Nestled south of Rome’s center, near the historically renowned Aqua Salvia springs, stands the Abbey of the Three

Just a few weeks remain until the closing of the holy year, which was inaugurated by Pope Francis

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

Nov. 18 is celebrated in the Catholic Church as the feast day of the Dedication of the Basilicas

Nov. 18 is celebrated in the Catholic Church as the feast day of the Dedication of the Basilicas

Become a Quick “Expert” on Rome 1. Rome is One of the Oldest Continuously Inhabited Cities in Europe

The Church has welcomed a new Doctor of the Church. On November 1st, Pope Leo XIV declared St