At a Rome conference, Cardinal Pietro Parolin and scholars examined how the Catholic Church resisted 20th-century totalitarian regimes.

Five providential coincidences will mark Pope Leo XIV’s trip to Uruguay, Argentina, and Peru, aligning with major feast days and jubilees.

A century after Pius XI ordained native Chinese bishops, experts examine who truly selects China’s prelates under the Vatican-Beijing deal.

The Pontifical Swiss Guard expands its recruit training to master discrete, nonlethal tactics under the watchful eye of modern social media.

Archbishop Paul Gallagher admitted imperfections in the Vatican-China agreement, emphasizing a commitment to persevere in dialogue.

Pope Leo XIV urged Catholics to live faith without hostility toward the world, fostering a mature synthesis of faith and human culture.

Pope Leo XIV met with Mercedes-Benz leaders as a Vatican Museums exhibit opened to celebrate nearly a century of building popemobiles.

Polish Catholics in Rome gathered to honor St. John Paul II 48 years after his election, celebrating his legacy of faith, peace, and love.

From wartime loss to an assassination attempt and Parkinson’s, Pope St. John Paul II transformed a lifetime of suffering into holy witness.

Pope Leo XIV met with the American Jewish Committee, invoking St. John Paul II and Nostra Aetate to condemn antisemitism and urge dialogue.

In a historic first in 500 years, Pope Leo XIV and King Charles III bestowed mutual religious confrater titles to foster Christian unity.