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From Madrid to the Vatican: Choir returns to St. Peter's Basilica
The choir's church, St. Jerome the Royal, is located in the heart of historical downtown Madrid.
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Pope's messages to seminarians, religious and formators throughout his papacy
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Two stories reveal Mary's special love for the indigenous people in Paraguay
Father Luna, a scholar of the Guaraní language in Paraguay, believes that the stories of the Virgin can help displaced indigenous people today.
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Catholic non-profit serves vulnerable around the world
For Jason Jones, Founder of the Vulnerable People Project, his passion for serving the vulnerable began when he was only 17.
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Pope's former collaborator on the road to sainthood
Sister Maria Bernardetta died after receiving the sacrament of the anointing of the sick from the Archbishop of Buenos Aires...the future Pope Francis.
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Weekly Program: The World Seen From The Vatican 05-24-2023
Pope Francis meets with the World Union of Catholic Women's Organizations.
A shot is fired overnight at the Vatican when a car bursts through the Sant'Anna entrance.
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25 new priests from the Prelature of Opus Dei ordained in Rome
The new priests hail from a wide variety of backgrounds—featuring careers in engineering, journalism and politics, to social work and teaching.
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U.S. college builds new chapel with cornerstone blessed by Pope Benedict XVI
Christ the King Chapel highlights the intersection between truth and beauty.
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Shot fired overnight at the Vatican when car burst through Sant'Anna entrance
The driver was a man in his 40s and showed signs of mental instability. He spent the night in a Vatican jail cell.
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History of English seminary in Rome reveals heroic stories of martyrs
The Venerable English College's first years were dedicated to protecting the identity of these men who came to study for the priesthood.
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Couple uses Instagram to share their faith with the world
The creators of the "3GETHER" social media profile received Pope Francis' blessing just 5 days after getting married.
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Pope Francis grieves impact of severe flooding in north-central Italy
More than 10,000 people have been evacuated and Formula 1 has announced the cancellation of the Grand Prix race that was scheduled to take place in the affected area.
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Catholic relief agency elects new leadership
The new Secretary General says that the work environment once alienated the agency from the Holy See. This is no longer the case.
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Caritas Internationalis holds General Assembly learning "from the good and bad"
The group will elect its new Secretary General on Monday, May 15.
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Spiderman visits Pope Francis again...this time it's a 19-year-old
Francesco Pio Tarantino met the Pope after the General Audience and discussed the work he does with children in pediatric hospitals.
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Pope Francis on the demographic winter We must change our mentality
The Pope met with Italian leaders to discuss combating the demographic winter in some countries, such as Italy and Spain.
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Women's Cry: Vatican exhibition highlights women in marginalized areas
The World Union of Catholic Women's Organizations (WUCWO) wants to showcase women who are seemingly invisible in their society. Each of the girls and women featured has a story to tell.
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Vatican fights money laundering and signs agreement with Cayman Islands
At present, the Holy See has signed collaboration agreements with 67 foreign financial control offices. The most recent was with offices in North Macedonia and the Cayman Islands.
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The Pope's designer
Before the age of 30, he was already designing for the Holy See. His works combine his innovative approach with the tradition of the Catholic Church.
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Jubilee Year of 2025 goes digital with a website and app
The Dicastery of Evangelization announced an app and website with the goal of helping pilgrims prepare for the Jubilee year.
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Postulator canonization of Fatima's Sister Lucia:“Many tried to discredit her”
Although Sister Lucia was often in the public eye, humility and simplicity are known to have been some of her most admirable qualities.
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Olive tree planted at Vatican to commemorate Pope Francis' gesture of peace
The Argentinean Institute for Interreligious Dialogue met with the Pope in Rome to celebrate 10 years of his pontificate and make a gesture of peace.
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St. Peter's Basilica hosts weekly candlelight rosary processions during May
The processions will be held on every Saturday during the month of May.
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Catholic Extension: women serving the poor & marginalized meet the Pope in Rome
A group of 7 lay and religious women who work with the needy and ostracized in their local communities came to Rome to meet with Pope Francis.