Cardinal Edoardo Menichelli, archbishop emeritus of Ancona-Osimo in the northern Italian region of Marche, has died at the

Pope Leo XIV on Monday highlighted the life testimony of the saints canonized Sunday, Oct. 19, as “luminous

On October 19, 2025, one of the most solemn events of the Jubilee Year unfolded in St. Peter’s

Thousands of consecrated men and women from around the world came to Rome for the Jubilee of Consecrated

For the first time since the Protestant Reformation, a reigning British monarch and a pope will pray together

At the Vatican’s Jubilee of Roma, Sinti, and Travelers, Pope Leo XIV praised pilgrims for their deep trust

The Vatican’s Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors on Thursday released its second annual report on the

The most important news from Pope Leo XIV and the Vatican of the week—from declarations on religious freedom

Pope Leo XIV met with Italian President Sergio Mattarella at the Quirinal Palace in Rome on Tuesday, highlighting

The Vatican’s doctrine office announced Monday that a panel of five judges has been nominated to decide the

A man urinated on the Altar of Confession of St. Peter’s Basilica on Friday before being taken away

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The Archdiocese of Seoul announced that it has received authorization from the Vatican, or “nihil obstat,” to initiate

Inspired by its mission, EWTN News held its fifth annual EWTN Summer Academy in Rome to train future

Pope Leo XIV on Monday met with leaders of the Knights of Columbus, whom he thanked for their

Pope Leo XIV on Sunday condemned the resurgence of antisemitic hatred and appealed for renewed commitment to peace

Pope Leo XIV this week received the report “Nicaragua: A Persecuted Church” by researcher Martha Patricia Molina, which

Pope Leo XIV on Saturday attended the swearing-in of the Swiss Guard at the Vatican, the first time

Pope Leo XIV on Oct. 4 signed the first apostolic exhortation of his pontificate, the text of which

The Swiss Guards, who have protected popes for the last five centuries, now have a new uniform. The

Pope Leo XIV said a “culture of reconciliation” is necessary to support more than 100 million people affected

According to tradition, the miracle involved a miraculous snowfall in Rome on Aug. 5 in the year 358.

When Ignatius of Loyola found himself bedridden with a shattered leg, all of his big dreams and plans disappeared.

Carlo went on pilgrimage to see John Paul II, offered up his suffering from cancer for Benedict XVI,