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Pope Francis Changes Structure of Vatican Doctrinal Office in Latest Roman Curia Reform
The restructuring is the latest step in Pope Francis' ongoing reform of the Roman Curia.
Accept the "Paradox of the Beatitudes": Pope Francis at the Sunday Angelus
Pope Francis spoke on the paradox of the Beatitudes in his Sunday Angelus address on Feb. 13, saying that the defining characteristic of a disciple of Jesus is joy.
"A lot of material damage” Following Attack on Minor Seminary in Burkina Faso
Saint Kisito de Bougui, a minor seminary in Burkina Faso, was attacked the night of February 10-11, the pontifical charity Aid to the Church in Need, ACN, announced Friday, February 11.
French Catholic Nun Turns 118, Making Her the Second Oldest Person in the World
Sister Andre Randon, a French nun, celebrated her 118th birthday on Feb. 11. This milestone makes her the second-oldest living person in the world and the oldest living person in Europe, according to the Gerontology Research Group, which validates details of people believed to be 110 or older.
Papal Delegate to Govern Group Co-founded by French Catholic Mystic
The Foyers de Charité movement was founded by Marthe Robin and Father Georges Finet.
Pilgrims Couldn’t Visit Lourdes. So a Drone Photographer Took Lourdes to Them
How a young French Catholic overcame the limits of the coronavirus lockdown.
Pope Francis Calls for "great symphony of prayer" Ahead of 2025 Jubilee Year
He said he hoped that 2024 would see an outpouring of prayer.
Pope Francis Recalls Powerful Message from His Predecessor, Pius XII, 70 Years Later
Pius XII made a landmark radio broadcast on Feb. 10, 1952.
The Dying Need Palliative Care, Not Euthanasia or Assisted Suicide: Pope Francis
He said that the ethical principle ‘applies to everyone, not just Christians or believers.’
Vatican Symposium to Explore Relationship Between Priests and Laity
Cardinal Marc Ouellet, prefect of the Congregation for Bishops, has organized the meeting.
Human Trafficking has Created "an open wound on the body of Christ": Pope Francis
His remark came on the International Day of Prayer and Reflection against Human Trafficking.
St. Josephine Bakhita Sculpture Shines Light on Reality of Human Trafficking
The ex-slave’s feast day is celebrated on Feb. 8.
Indian Bishop, Priests Arrested for Illegal Sand Mining Operations on Church-owned Land
A Catholic bishop and several priests have reportedly been arrested in India for illegal mining operations on land owned by the diocese.
Don’t "remain barricaded in the sacristy": Pope Francis to Priests
He praised the example of Pius XI, elected pope 100 years ago.
Rayan, Boy Stuck in a Well in Morocco, Shows Beauty of "saints next door": Pope Francis
When a five-year-old boy was stuck in a well in Morocco for four days, thousands of onlookers gathered to cheer on the rescue efforts.
Jesus Wants to Enter Our Emptiness, Pope Francis in Sunday Public Message
When all your efforts feel futile and empty, Jesus wants to be close to you, Pope Francis said on Sunday.
Winter Olympics Close to Pope Francis' Heart, Says Vatican Sports Official
As the 2022 Winter Olympics opened in Beijing on Friday, a Vatican official who oversees sports matters has said the Olympic and Paralympic Games are close to Pope Francis’ heart.
Respond to Conflict "with the sign of fraternity": Pope Francis
U.S. President Joe Biden also issued a message marking the International Day of Human Fraternity.
Saint Josephine Bakhita Sculpture to be Installed in St. Peter’s Square
The sculpture will be in St. Peter's Square for the International Day of Prayer and Awareness Against Human Trafficking on February 8.
Never Lose Amazement at God's Wonders, Pope Francis Tells Consecrated Religious
The amazed joy of Simeon and Anna at encountering and embracing Christ at the Temple is a virtue that consecrated religious should remember and imitate, the pope said in a homily addressed to religious brothers and sisters.
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