St. Peter’s Basilica at 400: ‘The Parish Church of the World’ Celebrates 4 Centuries
Consecrated by Pope Urban VIII on Nov. 18, 1626, St. Peter’s Basilica continues to welcome people of every country and creed to the tomb of the first pope.
PHOTOS: Pope Leo XIV Departs Cameroon, Journeys to Angola
The Holy Father will spend several days in Angola before finishing his trip in Equatorial Guinea.
Pope Leo XIV Urges Angola to ‘Remove the Obstacles to Integral Human Development’
The Pontiff urged the country to reject exploitative models of development and place the common good above particular interests.
US Embassy to the Vatican: Nigerian Christians Are Being Targeted
Ambassador Brian Burch described the situation in Nigeria as a 'conflict between radical Islamic groups and Christians because of their faith.'
Pope Leo XIV Says Debate With Trump Is ‘Not in My Interest at All’
En route from Cameroon to Angola, the Pope said his mission in Africa is pastoral and rejected suggestions that his recent remarks were aimed at President Donald Trump.
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Justice Department Report: Biden Administration Targeted Pro-Life Activists
Here is a roundup of recent pro-life and abortion-related news.
Pope’s Brother John Prevost Discusses Life Growing Up: ‘We Always Knew That He Had That Calling’
As the Pope’s brother, you have to take it ‘day by day because you never know, in a sense, what each day is going to bring,’ Prevost said.
Pope Leo XIV in Cameroon Says No One Should Face Life’s Hardships Alone
At an open-air Mass, the pontiff urged solidarity, civic responsibility, and special care for the poor.
Dancing the Theology of the Body
Accompanying couples with the teachings of John Paul II, one class at a time.