This week at the Vatican, Pope Leo XIV renewed his appeal for peace, urging world leaders to pursue diplomacy and dialogue rather than weapons and Cardinal Pietro Parolin warned that rising tensions in the Middle East risk expanding into a broader regional conflict.
In Rome, three churches dedicated to remarkable women saints—St. Bridget of Sweden, St. Cecilia, and St. Anne—offer a glimpse into the enduring legacy of female sanctity in the Eternal City, where their lives of faith, martyrdom, and devotion continue to inspire pilgrims today.
Another report examines the growing presence of women working in and with the Vatican, as increasing numbers take on leadership and advisory roles that support the Church’s global mission in education, governance, and pastoral life.
The story of a former London businesswoman who left behind a successful career to become a missionary in Rome shows how beauty evangelizes, now guiding pilgrims through the city’s basilicas and sharing the faith through art, beauty, and prayer.
Finally, in the heart of Rome, the Opera dei Santi Angeli provides spiritual retreats inspired by the wisdom of St. Hildegard of Bingen, where prayer, natural remedies, and attentive listening form a holistic approach to healing both body and soul.
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