Have you sent a letter to Pope Francis? He has received an extra 150 kg of correspondence each day, mostly hand-written letters from young children from around the world, a touching reminder of the universal reach of his ministry.
As we approach April 2, we mark the 20th anniversary of Saint John Paul II’s passing. His profound legacy continues to inspire millions.
Meanwhile, the Vatican is turning its attention to the challenges of longevity. By 2030, one in six people worldwide will be aged 60 or older. Pope Francis has continually urged society to cherish the wisdom and contributions of the elderly.
History and faith remain intertwined in the lands of modern-day Turkey, a nation that welcomes 50 million visitors each year. Though only about 0.2% of its population is baptized Christian today, traces as the land of ecumenical councils endure.
Finally, we revisit a harrowing yet inspiring moment. On October 13, 1972, a Uruguayan plane crashed in the Andes, leaving 16 survivors, sustained by their faith. In an exclusive interview, one survivor recounts their story.
