Every day, 13 Christians are killed for reasons tied to their faith; 12 churches or buildings, like schools or hospitals, are attacked or closed; 11 Christians are arrested and incarcerated without trial; and four Christians ...
Last January, Pope Francis appointed Dr. Francesca Di Giovanni as undersecretary for the multilateral sector of the Vatican Secretariat of State’s Section for Relations with States, making her the first woman to hold a managerial ...
As families contemplate what dishes to prepare this holiday season, one can consult David Geisser, a former Swiss Guard who, when serving as a papal protector, cooked for recent pontiffs and heads of state, including ...
This year, the Vatican Inspectorate of Public Security celebrated the 75th anniversary of its founding. Technically Italian police, these authorities are responsible for all security of St. Peter’s Square and for entering the small sovereign ...
On September fourth, Sister Helen Alford was appointed as a new member of the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences. Sister Alford is a Dominican and the vice-rector of the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas, ...
In an interview with Our Sunday Visitor, Father Augusto Zampini, the Vatican’s adjunct secretary for its Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development, who was appointed with a leading role in the Vatican’s new COVID-19 Commission, ...
In a new book, “Vatican Secret Archives: Unknown Pages of Church History,” researchers go to the source to investigate common misconceptions of the Catholic Church throughout the ages — including the history of the Knights ...
Agenda includes interreligious and ecumenical dialogue in Madagascar, Mauritius and Mozambique
Everyone passing away leaves behind material traces of their life. The existence of a Jewish man, called Jesus of Nazareth, is supported by strong historical evidence. The question therefore is raised: Are the various artifacts ...
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