
Need comfort? Pray the Rosary
We all have moments when it seems we need a place of refuge, somewhere to feel comforted and safe. Pope Leo recommends the Rosary.

Bartolo Longo was canonized by Pope Leo just after his feast day in 2025. It was on October 5, 1926, that he entered eternity at age 85.

Let us all follow their example, invoking the intercession of the Virgin Mary so that peoples may be freed from the scourge of war.

"To have so many of the faithful — young people, families, people from all walks of life — gathered days after the beatification of Blessed Fulton Sheen was an extraordinary grace!"

As we celebrate the Franciscan Jubilee Year, therefore, let us perseveringly ask for the gift of peace and sincerely commit ourselves to building harmony among peoples.

For both of his Octobers as pope, the Holy Father has asked the faithful to say the Rosary every day for the intention of peace. Are you ready to make the Rosary a habit?

The annual campaign brings children from around the world to unite in prayer. This year, Pope Leo will join, and the event has expanded to be a week-long prayer campaign.

I invite all the faithful and all Christian communities to pray the holy Rosary throughout the coming month of October, with the particular intention that wars may cease and that peace may be established ...

The Global Rosary for Peace invites Catholics from around the world to unite on a single day to pray the Rosary for peace.

Praying with kids? Try one of these hands-on Rosary activity ideas to engage their senses in this powerful prayer.

What gets converted in conversion are all the fractured aspects of our past, present, and future.

A palliative care nurse has taken up the mission of bringing the Rosary into every senior center in the country, helping residents to live their vocation to prayer.

Stretching nearly 2,000 feet across a Lebanese hillside, the world's largest rosary is becoming an extraordinary place of prayer.

Cardinal Ernest Simoni's pilgrimage is more than an inspiring trip. It is the latest chapter in a life that has consistently turned suffering into hope.

The Pope says that the prayers of the elderly, especially the Rosary, are a support of every day.

Venerable Patrick Peyton's remains were relocated to a newly renovated center in hopes that pilgrims will be able to encounter the priest that has changed so many lives.

"May Divine Wisdom enlighten the consciences of those in authority and guide their decisions toward a sincere search for a just and lasting peace."

God is infinite, so even if we've prayed the Rosary a million times, we are still bound to find new things, perhaps not every day, but little by little.