Bambino Gesù has retained its place as Europe’s leading pediatric hospital, while climbing to an impressive fourth worldwide.
The exhibition titled “Catastrophe and Wonder” will explore threats to knowledge preservation such as fire, water, light, insects and humans.
Pope Leo XIV receives the Pontifical Academy of Sciences, urging its scientists to anticipate the major risks of artificial intelligence and climate change.
French photographer JR recently spoke with Aleteia about his admiration for Pope Leo XIV, particularly his calls to resist the grip of artificial intelligence.
You know Mother Cabrini, but do you know Bishop Scalabrini? And how their lives and missions intersected in the New World? Vatican Secretary of State speaks of mission then, and today.
Reporter Anna Kurian spoke with the head of the Vatican’s gardening services, who oversees the vegetable garden in the shadow of the Mater Ecclesiae monastery, the Vatican's own "secret garden."
A Vatican Note marking the anniversary of Nostra Aetate calls for a “new ethic of dialogue” and says religions must be bridges, not weapons. Here are 5 keys to understanding it.
The International Theological Commission’s “Caring for Our Common Home” goes beyond Laudato Si’ by naming environmental destruction a direct offense against the Creator.
The Holy Father signed a document ordering the construction of a new building inside the Vatican to expand the Apostolic Library and Archives.
As he celebrated his 71st birthday on September 14, Pope Leo XIV visited the Vatican Apostolic Library, and said it's still important to physically go to the library, even in our digital age.
The International Theological Commission’s major document on transhumanism and posthumanism is the most ambitious Catholic statement on the future of the human person in decades.
After a recent visit to Russia, Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher spoke to Vatican News about diplomacy and the need to support small Catholic communities.
The Holy See's “foreign minister” is visiting Russia to keep dialogue open amid the ongoing war and address the vacant Archdiocese of Moscow.
The plot next to the Mater Ecclesiae monastery now follows principles of care for creation set out in Laudato Si’.
In 1276, the Catholic Church witnessed an unprecedented historical event: four different men sat on the papal throne successively within a single calendar year.
The cause for beatification and canonization of Rhoda Wise has now been officially sent to the Vatican for an important review.
On the 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Leo XIV reflected on Peter sinking beneath the waves — and what that moment of failure reveals about faith.
