Pope Leo XIV to attend summer concert at Castel Gandolfo

The pontiff, who is on vacation at the lakeside town, will attend a classical concert in his honor on July 18.

Buffalo Diocese says it is cutting off financial support for priest accused of 'abhorrent' crimes

The diocese also will seek to remove Father Jeffrey Nowak from the clerical state.

Cardinal O'Malley at Catholic-Orthodox conference: 'Come together and pray for unity'

Cardinal Seán O'Malley discussed ways in which Catholics and Orthodox Christians can build closer bonds. Archbishop Flavio Pace discussed ongoing Vatican efforts to help bring about unity.

Nigeria, Nicaragua, Syria, India cited in index of rising Christian persecution

Religious nationalism, state control, terrorism, authoritarianism, and limits on women are among drivers of rising persecution globally, the International Christian Concern (ICC) report said.

As migrant numbers in Mexico continue to fall, a priest reveals what the figures don't tell

With U.S. and Mexican authorities reducing the migration flow and organized crime getting into the extortion business, migrants have been seeking alternative ways to get to the U.S border.

Vatican Bank names new director general

Giovanni Boscia will succeed Gian Franco Mammì in managing the daily operations of the Institute for the Works of Religion.

Dominican sister says Sheen beatification is 'a gift for the Church'

The beatification Mass for Archbishop Fulton Sheen is set for 2 p.m. CT on Sept. 24 at The Dome at America's Center in St. Louis. Tickets cost $15 to $25.

Cardinal Sarah warns EU lawmakers of 'crisis of the logos' in Europe-Africa relations

The former head of the Vatican's liturgy office told the European Parliament that ambiguous language risks turning international agreements into "instruments of perversion and of silent power."

Vatican clarifies pope's role 'as universal shepherd' in wake of US ambassador's comments

"The pope normally speaks as a head of the Church," papal expert Father Roberto Regoli told EWTN News.

Echoing Pope Leo XIV, experts sign Rome declaration on limits for AI and nuclear arms

The declaration was signed on July 16, marking the conclusion of a three-day Vatican summit on AI security risks.