“Mediterraneo” shows the reality of refugees crossing the sea to reach Lesbos.
He uses bright colors to create a striking image of the hand of God capturing the coronavirus.
They are the paintings of Sts. Peter and Paul that Fra Bartolomeo started and Raphael finished.
“John Paul II: Still Alive,” a Rome Reports production, is available in more than 10 countries.
The Library is virtually presenting 70 manuscripts to commemorate 700 years since Dante Alighieri's death.
Members of the band of Torrita di Siena traveled to Rome ahead of their festival for St. Joseph.
An exhibition in Rome shows the ancient paintings that influenced Renaissance artists like Raphael and Pinturicchio.
The 12-foot statue is being created in Carrara, Italy, and will soon be shipped to Christ Cathedral in Orange.
Salvador Canals began the work of Opus Dei in Rome, and participated as an expert in the Second Vatican Council.
In her new book, the Spanish journalist gathers together the most tender moments of Pope Francis' pontificate.
They are called “World Youth Dance Crew” and they already have young people participating for various countries.
It tells the story of a lay association's efforts spanning 25 years.
Capitoline Museums honors one of the most famous painters of the Italian Renaissance.
The book “On the Edge of Infinity” examines his creative life.
Art Historian Elizabeth Lev has written “How Catholic Art Saved the Faith: The Triumph of Beauty and Truth in Counter-Reformation Art.”
“Redentores de Cautivos” retells the story of the Spanish religious who lived through one of the worst episodes of recent Human History.
“Hablando en Cristiano” uses TV series, superhero movies, and more to spread relatable Christian messages.
St. John Paul II established the first Sunday after Easter as a universal feast for Divine Mercy in the Church 19 years ago.
Co-authors, Grzegorz Górny and Janusz Rosikoń, say it is part of a “black series,”
"St. Jerome in the Desert" will be exhibited in St. Peter's Square until June 22.
The image had been stolen, bought and buried. It was painted after St. Faustina Kowalska received an apparition from Christ.
Some of his famous works include designs for a parachute and chain bridge.
The pre-release of the film was in Panama during the World Youth Day.
