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Seoul to host first Christian–Confucian colloquium

The Dicastery for Interreligious Dialogue is bringing together Christian and Confucian leaders and scholars to explore how the two traditions can help build a more just, peaceful and humane world.

13th Interfaith Meeting: Holistic Human Development (Oct. 27,2013)

The 13th Interfaith Meeting, themed 'Holistic Human Development”, held at the Saigon Pastoral Institute on October 27, 2023.

Pope to Russian pilgrims: Each of us is a living stone in the building of the Church

Pope Leo XIV receives in audience a group of pilgrims from Russia and encourages them to continue in their Christian journey after the conclusion of the pilgrimage.

Pope: Spread the joy of the encounter with Jesus

In a message to the Networks of Indigenous Peoples and the Network of Indian Theology Theologians, Pope Leo XIV encourages a rediscovery of the Jubilee Year as a time of grace, forgiveness, and shared hope.

Bishops of the Gambia and Sierra Leone commend consecrated persons for pastoral resilience during the pandemic

Over the weekend, Bishops of the Gambia and Sierra Leone ended a plenary meeting held in the Gambian capital of Banjul with a pledge to enhance and improve pastoral activities in respective dioceses.

Pope: Coronavirus, prayers for families to safeguard peace during difficult moment

Pope Francis continues to dedicate the Mass he celebrates every morning at Casa Santa Marta to people affected by the coronavirus and this morning he invited prayers for families, so that at this difficult

Prayer service hails churches’ involvement in the fight against inequality

This year, the Week of Action to Fight Inequality (18-25 Jan. 2019) coincides with the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity which has as its theme for 2019, “justice and only justice you shall pursue” (Deut. 16,18-20).

Overcoming prejudice and intolerance essential for a safer world

The 6th Congress of the Leaders of World and Traditional Religions, hosted by Kazakhstani President Nursultan Nazarbayev, was held on 10 and 11 October in Astana, Kazakhstan.

Aug. 23, International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition

Hmong Catholics keep faith in Vietnam despite hardship

Ethnic group passes down religious beliefs to younger generations amid restrictions and absence of priests

Pope invites prayers for Ireland visit, condoles tragedy in Italy

During his general audience of August 22, Francis urged for prayers for his upcoming visit to Ireland. He also expressed his closeness to the families of the dead...

Pope presides at ecumenical Vespers service

Pope Francis presided at Vespers for the Feast of the Conversion of St Paul at the conclusion of the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity.

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Pope Leo XIV to Vatican families: ‘Families give life and love’

Pope Leo XIV tells Vatican families they are a “great miracle,” urging them to give life and love generously while celebrating family life with parents and children.

Bishop Berardi: Gulf Christians called to be witnesses of peace

The Apostolic Vicar of Northern Arabia says Gulf Christians are called to be witnesses of peace, unity and the Gospel as conflict and tensions continue to escalate across the region.

Bishop Twal: Jordan is a message of coexistence

In this interview with Vatican Media's Andrea Tornielli, Bishop Iyad Twal, the Vicar of the Latin Patriarchate – who lives in Amman – stresses that “unless there is justice and peace for the Palestinian people, we will always live in a state of crisis”.

Canadian Bishop: When does state neutrality threaten one’s religious freedom?

Following new instructions barring military chaplains from referencing God in certain contexts, Bishop Scott McCaig speaks to Vatican News about the dangerous precedence this policy can set, the road that led to these instructions, an inter-faith committee dedicated to confronting this policy, and the hope that Canadian Catholics have.

Fr. Madej on 30 years among Muslims: 'I never felt like an outsider'

After nearly 30 years of ministry in Turkmenistan as a missionary, Fr. Andrzej Madej, OMI, tells Vatican News that his goal was to build relationships with all people based on respect and peace, since 'where Christ comes, love comes with Him.'

Bishop Daibes: International pressure needed to protect Palestinians in the Holy Land

Bishop Jamal Daibes, Bishop of Djibouti and Apostolic Administrator of Somalia, shines the spotlight on the region and calls for international and diplomatic pressure to protect Palestinians in the Holy Land and enable them to remain in their homeland with dignity, freedom and security.

Castel Gandolfo: 400 years of papal care for the people and the land

Following the celebrations in honour of Saint Sebastian, patron of Castel Gandolfo, Fr. Tadeusz Rozmus, parish priest of the Church of Saint Thomas of Villanova, speaks about the bond between the town outside Rome and the many pontiffs who, for 400 years, have chosen to spend periods of time at the summer residence.

Pope at Angelus: Mutual love is one debt that ‘does not enslave us'

During his Angelus greeting, Pope Leo XIV reflects on the two ways Jesus calls Christians to practice mutual love: being capable of fraternal correction and loving one another as brothers and sisters.

Joining hands in serving humanity

Commemorating the 36th anniversary of the Phước Thiện (Blessed Goodness) Medical Clinic.

Pope: Amid conflict, Church must bear witness to service and hope

As he meets with Latin-rite Bishops from Arab regions, Pope Leo XIV urges the Church to confront conflict and division with solidarity for the poor and bear witness that it is possible to live and hope together.

Pope Leo to seminarians: Learn to remain with Jesus

“The heart of the seminary experience” is “learning to be with the Master, Jesus,” Pope Leo XIV tells Italian seminarians from the Pius XI Regional Seminary in Molfetta and the Episcopal Seminary of Aversa.

Salzburg Youth Orchestra performs with Mozart's violins in the Vatican

After meeting with Pope Leo, the Salzburg Youth Orchestra 'Bella Musica' recorded a concert in the historic Vatican Radio studio in the Vatican Gardens, using the two original Mozart violins that the Austrian composer brought to Rome more than 250 years ago.