For the past week, young Catholics from around the world have poured into Rome for their special Jubilee celebration.

In a remarkable milestone, Indian Jesuit priest and astronomer Richard D’Souza has been named the next director of the Vatican Observatory, one of the oldest astronomical institutions in the world.

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Hundreds of thousands of young faithful feted Pope Leo XIV like a rock star Saturday at an open-air prayer vigil outside Rome ...

Pope Leo XIV addressed a massive crowd of about one million people at a Catholic youth vigil on Saturday, the Vatican said.

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The Senate has confirmed former CatholicVote president and founder Brian Burch to serve as U.S. ambassador to the Holy See.

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The Holy Father was greeted Aug. 2 by joyous crowds on the 237-acre grounds of the University of Rome Tor Vergata, 10 miles ...

According to the Holy See Press Office, the Pope privately met with the group of pilgrims on Saturday morning to give ...

Hundreds of thousands of young Catholics from 146 countries, including several from conflict zones such as Lebanon, Iraq, ...