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Lent 2026 in Rome
This EWTN Vaticano episode explores four powerful Lenten themes unfolding in Rome — from the ancient Station Churches
Ash Wednesday: Pope Leo XIV Begins Lent with Rome’s Station Church
Rome’s Aventine Hill—one of the city’s seven historic hills and a place steeped in early Christian worship—will mark
Lent and the Power of Confession
The forty days of Lent invite Christians to look inward. It is a season that calls for examination
Where Psychology Meets the Sacraments: Confession
He was trained to heal with a scalpel — and later called to heal in the confessional. Father
Pope Leo XIV: Lent in 5 of Rome’s Parishes
This Lent, beginning February 15, Pope Leo XIV will step beyond the Vatican walls and into the neighborhoods
Pope Leo XIV Calls for Peace in Nigeria, Sends Humanitarian Aid to Ukraine
Pope Leo XIV addressed escalating violence in Nigeria, extended humanitarian aid to war-torn Ukraine, and approved key developments
World Day of the Sick: When Suffering Becomes Prayer
Each year on Feb. 11—the feast of Our Lady of Lourdes—the Church observes the World Day of the
The Origins and Meaning of Candlemas
Thousands of small flames flicker in the air, dancing beneath the vaulted ceilings of St. Peter’s Basilica. One
The Church at the Olympics: A Cross of Unity Arrives in Milan
As Milan prepares to welcome the world for the upcoming Winter Games, the Catholic Church is also opening
How the Vatican Became a Country
A secretive deal, a historic compromise. February 11, 1929, marked a key moment in the modern history of
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