The Pope decided to postpone his weekly catechesis to make an appeal for migration.

#audience @pontifex: “There are people who work systematically and use all means to reject migrants. And this, when done conscientiously and knowingly, is a grave sin.”

Leaders of the Catholic Church are following the ceasefire negotiations in Gaza with concern. The latest news: a joint statement from the patriarchs and religious leaders of Jerusalem.

For the first time, the NGO's ship was not traveling alone. It was accompanied by a sailboat belonging to a foundation of the Italian Bishops' Conference.

The Pope recalls the impact of Pius X.
Scottish bishops stand up against euthanasia.
Artificial Intelligence is applied to the Holy Shroud

A 26-year-old man from Syria stabbed three people to death and injured eight others at a festival in Solingen, Germany.

The Congregation of the Oblates of St. Joseph is dedicated to educating youth and evangelizing in areas like India, Nigeria and Mozambique.

Pope Francis also called for peace in Lebanon and for the country to not pay for the consequences of other conflicts in the Middle East.

During the visit, the Pope gave gifts to the Speaker and reflected on his trip to Uganda in 2015.

The Ukrainian government defended their new law, claiming it will strengthen their “spiritual independence.” But the Patriarchate of Moscow described it as a “witch-hunt.”

This Mass is the final event of Pope Francis' four day trip to Luxembourg and Belgium.

New results from an X-ray dating test done by the Institute of Crystallography in Italy show that the Shroud is indeed a 2,000-year-old relic, as believed by Christian tradition.

The textile was discovered in Jordan in 2016. But a recent carbon test reveals how old it is and gives insight into the dyeing practices in the Old Testament.

The Economy of Francesco promotes their mission of peace by organizing a pilgrimage walking to Jerusalem.

Taxing these sources of income will make it very difficult for these religious institutions to carry out their charitable work.

Prior to the presentation of the stamp, a Mass was presided over by Cardinal Pietro Parolin in the presence of embassy staff and the diplomatic corps.

The Vatican has had official diplomatic relations with Slovakia since 1993 when the country gained independence.

Doha—the capital of Qatar—became an international spotlight a few days ago, when mediators from the United States, Qatar and Egypt met to discuss a ceasefire in Gaza.

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy called this bill a law for their “spiritual independence.”

Pope Francis spent an extended amount of time after his General Audience to greet the group and sign their document to promote peace among various religions.

The Pope remembered one of his predecessors: St. Pius X, patron of catechists worldwide. He addressed this message to them.

The Pope recalled Jesus' baptism and how the Holy Spirit descended upon Him. He tied this to the Chrism Mass and Christians' call to be witnesses of their baptism.

In his message, Cardinal Pietro Parolin reflects on the current geopolitical context marked by ongoing conflicts. He poses the question: is there anything worth living for and waiting for?

In his eleven years as pope, Pius X reformed common Eucharistic practice and the Roman Curia. He died at the outbreak of the First World War in 1914.