The Jubilee of the Poor Becomes a Day of Service
The Jubilee of the Poor in Rome transformed into a meaningful day of service, underscoring the Church’s mission of encounter, with events such as a Mass led by Pope Leo XIV and a shared lunch at the Vatican, alongside a significant gathering organized by the Community of Sant’Egidio for 150 homeless individuals and struggling families […]
The Church and Europe in Conversation
Q: What is COMECE? A: COMECE stands for the Commission of the Bishops’ Conferences of the European Community, and it serves as a bridge between the Church and European institutions. Q: What is the primary role of COMECE? A: COMECE works to promote dialogue between the Church and society across Europe, offering guidance on social, […]
New Christ the King Video Series
EWTN Ireland has produced a new four-part video series, “Christ the King,” to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Pope Pius XI’s institution of the Feast of Christ, King of the Universe, aiming to explore the meaning of Christ’s kingship in Scripture, history, and contemporary life. The series, which premiered globally from the Vatican, was conceptualized […]
Pope Leo XIV’s Historic First Apostolic Journey to Turkey and Lebanon
Pope Leo XIV is embarking on his inaugural apostolic journey abroad from November 27 to December 2, visiting Turkey and Lebanon, a trip that holds significant historical and spiritual importance as it fulfills a journey originally planned by Pope Francis to commemorate the 1,700th anniversary of the First Council of Nicaea. The Turkish leg of […]
Nicene Creed at 1700: The Christian Profession of Faith
The Nicene Creed, celebrating 1700 years since its inception, originated from simple Trinitarian formulas used for baptism in the second century, reflecting the early Christian communities’ efforts to define their faith amid diverse local church traditions and theological disputes. Initial creeds varied by region, such as the Roman “Apostles’ Creed” which emphasized simplicity, and the […]
Vatican news: Pope Leo XIV Mourns Violence in Nigeria
Pope Leo XIV expressed deep sorrow over the escalating violence in Nigeria, impacting both Christian and Muslim communities, and called for urgent international solidarity, dialogue, reconciliation, and concrete protective measures for the vulnerable, emphasizing that peacebuilding requires unity and courage from global leaders and the faithful. In a message addressing liturgical practice, Pope Leo XIV […]
Belarus Pardons 2 Catholic Priests After Vatican Talks
Q: What is the main news in this article? A: Belarus has pardoned and released two Catholic priests, Father Henrykh Akalatovich and Father Andzej Yukhnevich, after talks between Belarusian leaders and the Vatican. Q: Why were these priests imprisoned? A: Father Akalatovich was sentenced for “high treason,” a charge he denies as a “gross provocation,” […]
What We Know About the Presentation of Mary
Q: What is the article mainly about? A: This article explores the “Presentation of Mary,” a significant event in Catholic tradition, contrasting it with the scripturally- documented Presentation of the Lord and delving into its historical origins and meaning. Q: Where does the story of Mary’s Presentation come from, since it’s not in the Bible? […]
Pope Leo XIV Prays at Tomb of St. Francis of Assisi
Q: Who is Pope Leo XIV? A: Pope Leo XIV is the current pontiff who traveled to Assisi to meet with Italian bishops and honor St. Francis. Q: What was the purpose of Pope Leo XIV’s visit to Assisi? A: The Pope visited Assisi to pray at the tomb of St. Francis of Assisi and […]
Pope Leo XIV Live with Catholic Youth: NCYC 2025
Q: Who is Pope Leo XIV? A: Pope Leo XIV is the current Pontiff who will participate in a digital visit for Catholic youth. Q: What is NCYC 2025? A: NCYC 2025 is an event where Pope Leo XIV will engage in a live digital dialogue with American teenagers. Q: Where will the NCYC 2025 […]