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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
How the Vatican Became a Country
A secretive deal, a historic compromise. February 11, 1929, marked a key moment in the modern history of
Vatican to meet with SSPX after announcement of unauthorized episcopal consecrations
Planned consecrations could trigger automatic excommunication and deepen rupture with Rome. The Vatican will receive representatives of the
Pope Leo XIV laments lack of progress in protecting children
The pontiff told organizers of a Vatican-backed initiative that global crises are still leaving many children in extreme
Pope Leo XIV, with Eastern Orthodox, urges Christians to strengthen unity
The pontiff said Christians grow closer when they deepen their shared faith in Christ, “the ultimate source of
Vatican: SSPX, Newman, and the Olympics
From gestures of peace ahead of the Winter Games to historic appointments and emerging tensions, this week’s Vaticano
Clerical sexual abuse victim shares story with Pope Leo XIV: ‘I didn’t hold back’
“I told him about the abuse,” David Ryan said. “I did get a feeling of being listened to
Pope Leo XIV tells religious: Be ‘leaven of peace’ and a ‘sign of hope’
The pontiff urged consecrated men and women to witness to God’s presence in a world where faith and
Archbishop Georg Gänswein: A Life at the Heart of the Papacy
For nearly two decades, Archbishop Georg Gänswein stood at the very center of Vatican life. As the private
On Holocaust Remembrance Day, Pope Leo XIV prays for world without prejudice, persecution
The Holy Father appealed to communities of nations “to be ever vigilant, so that the horror of genocide
Pope Leo XIV: Human voices and faces are sacred; AI requires education and responsibility
The pontiff warns that artificial intelligence and digital technologies can undermine human relationships and distort reality unless they
Spanish origins of Pope Leo XIV’s maternal family confirmed
A cathedral archivist has confirmed the Spanish origins of the pontiff’s family on his mother’s side. The canon
Vatican doctrinal chief warns against condemnations, urges humility in the Church
Cardinal Víctor Manuel Fernández said Church officials with censorious attitudes risks promoting “the same deception that led to
What happens when the world’s bishops arrive in Rome for ‘ad limina’ visits
Father Miguel Silvestre explains his role in facilitating the bishops’ ad limina visits to the Holy See and
Pope Leo XIV to visit 5 Rome parishes during Lent
The visits, which will take place on Sundays in February and March, will include the celebration of Mass.
Pope Leo to beatify Guatemalan martyr and Italian religious who founded a new congregation
Pope Leo XIV approved on Jan. 22 the beatification of Guatemalan martyr Friar Augusto Ramírez Monasterio and Maria
Pope Leo XIV: The Gospel calls us to trust and resist the temptation to withdraw
At the Angelus, the pope prayed for Ukraine and urged renewed efforts to end the war. Pope Leo
Pope Leo XIV: ‘One in Christ’ is key to the Church’s mission
In his message for World Mission Day, the pope says missionary renewal depends on spiritual communion and reconciliation
Pope Leo XIV highlights synodality as a path for ecumenism
The pontiff looked back to the 1700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea in 2025. Pope Leo XIV
Archbishop Gänswein: With Pope Leo, ‘normality’ returns to the Vatican
In an exclusive interview with EWTN News, Pope Benedict XVI’s former secretary said “normality is slowly returning” to
Why will Chiclayo, Peru, host the World Day of the Sick?
The solemn celebration will take place in the northern Peruvian city Feb. 9–11. Cardinal Michael Czerny explained the
Vatican confirms it tried to mediate with Maduro to avoid military intervention in Venezuela
The pope’s “prime minister” says the Holy See tried to negotiate with the Venezuelan leader before his capture.
Saint Nicholas of Bari: A Bridge Between East and West
The Basilica of Saint Nicholas in Bari stands as one of the most significant places in Christianity, uniquely
The Vatican Diplomat Advancing Interreligious Dialogue
Vatican diplomatic work happens in silence. You may not know his name, but this cardinal has spent most
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