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Pope Leo to visit Assisi 40 years after historic prayer meeting

Pope Leo to visit Assisi 40 years after historic prayer meeting

From October 25 to 27, Assisi will host an interreligious peace prayer, the 40th annual meeting in a series initiated by Pope St John Paul II.

Pope Leo XIV: Marital love is tireless and faithful ‘Yes’ for a lifetime

Pope Leo XIV: Marital love is tireless and faithful ‘Yes’ for a lifetime

Pope Leo XIV pens the foreword for a new edition of “YOUCAT: Love Forever,” a book to accompany young people in reflecting on love, relationships, and marriage in the light of the Catholic faith.

St Augustine’s reservations about ‘just war’

St Augustine’s reservations about ‘just war’

As the debate over the concept of ‘just war’ continues, it is important to understand St Augustine's positions in all the complexity of their historical context and as part of his broader vision.

“YOUCAT Love Forever”: A roadmap for young people

“YOUCAT Love Forever”: A roadmap for young people

A new edition of YOUCAT, the youth Catechism, described by its creator as “marriage handbook for young people”, is presented in Rome.

Holy See: The use of AI in agrifood systems needs to place humans at the center

Holy See: The use of AI in agrifood systems needs to place humans at the center

Archbishop Ettore Balestrero, the Permanent Observer of the Holy See to the United Nations in Geneva, insists on the importance of human dignity and development when using artificial intelligence in agrifood systems, at an event jointly organized by the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization and the Permanent Mission.

Kenyan Bishop: Church must get hands dirty to address people

Kenyan Bishop: Church must get hands dirty to address people's problems

In a conversation with our correspondent Guglielmo Gallone, the Bishop of Ngong, a Kenyan Diocese spanning 39,000 square kilometers, says, 'We must get our hands dirty for the good of our brothers and sisters, for the love of God, and in the face of people's real-life struggles.'

Congregation Leader of the Holy Rosary Sisters calls for ecological consciousness

Congregation Leader of the Holy Rosary Sisters calls for ecological consciousness

The annual Season of Creation commemoration ended on Sunday, 4 October 2026, Feast Day of Saint Francis of Assisi, Patron Saint of Ecology. On the Feast Day of the Missionary Sisters of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary (MSHR), Congregational Leader Sr. Franca Onyibor has invited her fellow Sisters to be ecologically conscious amid current realities.

Subukia Shrine: National Prayer Day calls Kenyans to peace and reconciliation

Subukia Shrine: National Prayer Day calls Kenyans to peace and reconciliation

Over the weekend, thousands of Catholic faithful from across Kenya gathered at the Subukia National Marian Shrine in the Diocese of Nakuru for the 2026 National Prayer Day, placing the country, its families, Church and leaders before God in prayer as Kenya prepares for the 2027 General Election.

Pope urges Korean priests and religious to ‘bear witness to reconciliation

Pope urges Korean priests and religious to ‘bear witness to reconciliation'

In a meeting with Korean priests and religious, Pope Leo expresses his hope that those attending the 2027 Seoul World Youth Day will receive the faith of the Korean martyrs and “carry it out onto the roads of the world”.

Pope Leo prays for Gaza victims: ‘How long, O Lord?’

Pope Leo prays for Gaza victims: ‘How long, O Lord?’

Pope Leo XIV sends a message of condolence to the parish priest of Holy Family Catholic Church in Gaza City after an Israeli strike kills five people, including two Christian women.

Pope: Women’s contributions to Vatican must be increasingly valued

Pope: Women’s contributions to Vatican must be increasingly valued

Pope Leo XIV emphasises the importance of dialogue in resolving issues that arise in the workplace and highlights the need to recognize and appreciate the presence of women in the Vatican.

Vatican to release “The Private Diary of Pope Francis”, a book by Cardinal Fernández

Vatican to release “The Private Diary of Pope Francis”, a book by Cardinal Fernández

The Vatican Publishing House will release The Private Diary of Pope Francis, a book by Cardinal Víctor Manuel Fernández, on 24 November in five languages across 94 countries. It will offer insight into the late Pope’s inner life through notes he kept between 1992 and 2024.

Protection of Minors Commission sets priorities for next phase of work

Protection of Minors Commission sets priorities for next phase of work

The Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors concludes its October Plenary Assembly, focusing on survivor participation, safeguarding in consecrated life, and protecting children online.

Residents of West Bank’s last Christian village ‘living in fear’

Residents of West Bank’s last Christian village ‘living in fear’

As olive harvest season begins, Palestinian Christian activist Ihab Hassan speaks to Vatican News about the situation in the village of Taybeh, which has been declared a ‘closed military zone’ by the Israeli army.

Pope: May we pray for the intercession of the Virgin Mary for world peace

Pope: May we pray for the intercession of the Virgin Mary for world peace

After the Angelus catechesis, Pope Leo once again invited the faithful to pray the Rosary, joining the initiative of Aid to the Church in Need: “In particular, let us pray for the Holy Land and for the innocent victims of violence.” He expressed his joy at the many initiatives dedicated to Saint Francis of Assisi and announced a period of synodal discernment on the family that will take place at the Vatican, ten years after Amoris Laetitia

Pope at Angelus: Saint Francis shows us how to build peace through fraternal love

Pope at Angelus: Saint Francis shows us how to build peace through fraternal love

During his Sunday Angelus, Pope Leo reflects on God’s mercy and recalls Saint Francis of Assisi on the eighth centenary of his death, inviting the faithful to pray for peace and build harmony among peoples.

Cardinal Zuppi in Assisi: Saint Francis reminds us that war is not our destiny

Cardinal Zuppi in Assisi: Saint Francis reminds us that war is not our destiny

At Mass on the feast of Saint Francis of Assisi, marking the eighth centenary of his death, Cardindal Matteo Zuppi says that, at a time when “we are tempted and seduced by a vulgar, overbearing and deceptive culture of power”, fuelled also by “enormous economic interests” and “nationalisms”, peace “begins with us and is the only possible future”. The way forward is to disarm “our hands and our hearts”

Pontifical Swiss Guard announce preparations for the 500th Anniversary of the Sack of Rome

Pontifical Swiss Guard announce preparations for the 500th Anniversary of the Sack of Rome

2027 will mark an extraordinary commemorative year, which the Pontifical Swiss Guard is preparing with a conference in Brig, Switzerland, in January, a historical publication, and participation in Zurich’s Spring Festival. In May, celebrations will take place at the Vatican, including light-art performances, the premiere of a film about the Corps, and a pilgrimage. Commander Graf: “We want to show that the values of that time are still present today.”

Amoris laetitia: For a new proclamation of Gospel with families and for families

Amoris laetitia: For a new proclamation of Gospel with families and for families

On October 7, Pope Leo XIV will open a meeting with the heads of the Eastern Churches and the presidents of Bishops’ Conferences on the 10th anniversary of Pope Francis’ Apostolic Exhortation 'Amoris laetitia,' which was presented at the Holy See Press Office.

Cardinal Cupich: Advocacy for immigrants is an act of worship

Cardinal Cupich: Advocacy for immigrants is an act of worship

Celebrating the US city of Chicago’s legacy as a “City of Welcome,” Cardinal Blase Cupich calls on Catholics to recognize Christ in migrants and translate their faith into advocacy, hospitality, and practical support.

Pope Leo celebrates Mass for members of the Vatican Gendarmerie Corps

Pope Leo celebrates Mass for members of the Vatican Gendarmerie Corps

During the Mass celebrated Saturday afternoon, October 3, at the Lourdes Grotto in the Vatican Gardens for the Vatican Gendarmerie Corps that operates within Vatican City State, the Pope urged them to be trustworthy, discreet, and loyal. He emphasized that authority, in the light of the Gospel, is expressed above all in the ability to protect, to listen, and to accompany others.

Pope appoints Cardinal Gambetti as new Archbishop of Chieti-Vasto

Pope appoints Cardinal Gambetti as new Archbishop of Chieti-Vasto

Pope Leo XIV has chosen the 60-year-old Cardinal from Bologna, a Conventual Franciscan, as the new shepherd of the archdiocese in Abruzzo, after accepting the resignation of Archbishop Bruno Forte, 77. Since February 2021, Gambetti has served as Vicar General of His Holiness for Vatican City, Archpriest of St. Peter’s Papal Basilica in the Vatican, and President of the Fabric of Saint Peter. Previously, from 2013 to 2020, he was Custos of the Sacred Convent of St. Francis in Assisi.

Ghana’s Religious Superiors seek sustainable funding for Mission at 2026 Plenary

Ghana’s Religious Superiors seek sustainable funding for Mission at 2026 Plenary

Major Superiors of religious and consecrated persons in Ghana are expected to explore sustainable paths for their mission at this year's plenary assembly of the Conference of Major Superiors of Religious Ghana (CMSR-Gh), scheduled to begin this weekend.

A rosary in the Vatican for ‘peace for all the children in the world

A rosary in the Vatican for ‘peace for all the children in the world'

At the Grotto of Lourdes in the Vatican Gardens, 1,300 people—700 of whom are children—join Pope Leo in praying the Rosary in five languages, offering up the Marian prayer for an end to violence around the world.

Pope Leo: World needs ecumenical witnesses to Christ

Pope Leo: World needs ecumenical witnesses to Christ

Meeting with a delegation of the Lutheran World Federation, Pope Leo XIV encourages Christians to bear witness to Christ and continue on the ecumenical “journey of grace.”

‘From conflict to communion’: Lutheran World Federation meets with Pope

‘From conflict to communion’: Lutheran World Federation meets with Pope

The General Secretary of the Lutheran World Federation, the Rev Dr Anne Burghardt, speaks to Vatican News about meeting with Pope Leo, and the ongoing process of dialogue between the two Churches.

Pope: Ecological challenge of our time is more urgent than ever

Pope: Ecological challenge of our time is more urgent than ever

In a meeting with the Hera Group, an Italian multiutility group that manages environmental services in the Vatican, Pope Leo XIV reiterates the importance of creating a “culture of care” to counter the “throwaway culture” that permeates our world and its resources.

A Million Children Praying with the Pope is

A Million Children Praying with the Pope is 'a dream come true’

Aid to the Church in Need Executive President Regina Lynch says the “Million Children Praying the Rosary” initiative hopes to promote prayer in families.

Relic of Holy Crib to be placed closer to the faithful

Relic of Holy Crib to be placed closer to the faithful

The relics of the Holy Crib – the manger in which the Baby Jesus was laid at His birth – will be moved closer to the faithful to accommodate the restoration of the niche and reliquary where they are normally kept in the Confessio of Saint Mary Major.

“More Than a Thousand Words”: L’Osservatore Romano in images at Vatican Museums

“More Than a Thousand Words”: L’Osservatore Romano in images at Vatican Museums

The Vatican Museums opens an exhibit at the Vatican Art Gallery to share the artistic and photographic work of the L'Osservatore Romano and the artists that have characterized the newspaper since its graphic redesign in 2020.