The Vatican is lending its support to the Journey to Redemption 2033, a youth movement focused on spiritual renewal and culminating in a pilgrimage to Jerusalem to commemorate the Redemption.

The foundation promotes the publication, dissemination, and study of Pope Benedict XVI’s writings and thought.

The new secretary of the Dicastery for the Clergy exemplifies the pope’s push for rule-of-law governance and seasoned hands in Rome.

The Holy Father appealed to communities of nations “to be ever vigilant, so that the horror of genocide may never again befall any people.”

The pontiff warns that artificial intelligence and digital technologies can undermine human relationships and distort reality unless they are guided by responsibility and rooted in education.

Cardinal Víctor Manuel Fernández said Church officials with censorious attitudes risks promoting “the same deception that led to the excesses of the Inquisition.”

A cathedral archivist has confirmed the Spanish origins of the pontiff's family on his mother's side.

Pope Leo XIV received the prelates of the highest appellate tribunal in the Catholic Church at the Vatican on Monday, emphasizing that true justice requires a balance between truth and charity.

Father Miguel Silvestre explains his role in facilitating the bishops’ ad limina visits to the Holy See and what they entail, with a focus on the recent visit by the bishops of Puerto Rico.

The pontiff looked back to the 1700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea in 2025.