Under the frescoed heavens of the Sistine Chapel, King Charles III – Supreme Governor of the Church of England – bowed his head in prayer Thursday next to newly-installed Pope Leo XIV.

Morimasa Hibino, 69, lost his balance and fell to his death from the outer wall of the ancient temple in the Italian capital.

Pope Leo XIV spoke about synodality during the jubilee of synodal teams and participatory bodies Oct. 24-26, part of the ...

Pope Francis greatly limited the use of the traditional Latin Mass, believing it sowed division. Traditionalist Catholics are ...

Archbishop Cordileone’s Mass planned for San Francisco on Saturday, Nov. 1, is one of five traditional pontifical Latin ...

The Vatican is expected to soon announce that it will return a few dozen artifacts to Indigenous communities in Canada as ...

According to a CBC News report, several cultural objects held by the Vatican Museums will be handed over to bishops of the Canadian Catholic Church for return to Indigenous peoples of Canada through a ...

King Charles shared a laugh with a group of local schoolchildren during his visit to the Vatican, where he and Queen Camilla ...

In an unprecedented diplomatic and ecumenical gesture, King Charles III and Queen Camilla are currently undertaking a royal ...

King Charles III makes history with Pope Leo XIV in groundbreaking Vatican visit, marking first royal-papal prayer since ...

Cardinal Ján Korec, who was once the youngest bishop in the world — and later the oldest — died 10 years ago and is ...