world news Arts & CultureJubilee 2025NewsVaticanWorld News Vatican chooses prisons as starting point for Jubilee art projects Cindy WoodenDecember 17, 20243 min read Cardinal José Tolentino de Mendonça, an award-winning poet, believes art can heal people, including prisoners, and can help them find the right path forward. Gun ViolenceNewsWorld News 3 dead, including teen suspect, in mass shooting at Wisconsin Christian school Kate ScanlonDecember 17, 20245 min read Police in Madison, Wisc., said they are investigating a mass shooting at that city’s Abundant Life Christian School Dec. 16 that left multiple people dead and injured. BooksFeatureNewsVaticanWorld News Iraqi police intercepted terrorists planning to assassinate him, pope says Carol GlatzDecember 17, 20244 min read On Pope Francis’ 88th birthday, two major newspapers on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean published two different excerpts from his new book on hope. FeatureNewsSaintsWorld News Miracle in Los Angeles: Priest recounts Frassati’s intercession in healing Gina ChristianDecember 17, 20245 min read Father Juan Manuel Gutierrez, associate pastor at St. John the Baptist Church in Baldwin Park, Calif., spoke at a Dec. 16 press conference at his parish to share his experiences of being healed from a serious sports injury after seeking the intercession of Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati. NewsVaticanWorld News Church must be a welcoming home to migrants, pope tells Filipinos Carol GlatzDecember 17, 20242 min read Immigrants who arrive in a new country and face obstacles and difficulty should find in the Catholic Church a welcoming home and ready assistance, Pope Francis said. NewsVaticanWorld News Banks driven by profit-at-all-costs hurt people, economy, pope says Carol GlatzDecember 17, 20243 min read When the world of banking and finance crushes people instead of helping them, it betrays its very purpose and promotes an “uncivilized economy,” Pope Francis said. Arts & CultureFeatureNewsWorld News Jesus’ crown of thorns returns to Notre Dame Cathedral Caroline de SuryDecember 16, 20245 min read Firefighters and police officers formed a human chain to rescue the crown of thorns from the inferno at Notre Dame on April 15, 2019. On Dec. 13, 2024, this holiest relic of Paris’ cathedral was returned to its proper home on the Île de la Cité. FeatureNewsVaticanWorld News Pope praises popular piety during first papal Mass in Corsica Justin McLellanDecember 16, 20245 min read As Pope Francis became the first pope to celebrate Mass on the French island of Corsica Dec. 15, the usual excitement of an open-air Mass with the pope was combined with the flair and pageantry of a Renaissance fair. NewsVaticanWorld News On historic Corsica trip, pope says faith and culture need not clash Justin McLellanDecember 16, 20246 min read Pope Francis became the first leader of the Catholic Church to set foot in Corsica, the birthplace of Napoleon Bonaparte, praising the French island’s heritage of popular piety as a bridge between faith and secular culture. ChristmasFeatureNewsVaticanWorld News Nativity scenes are reminder of Lord’s love and tenderness, pope says Cindy WoodenDecember 16, 20242 min read Making his customary visit to the Rome Basilica of St. Mary Major to pray before his trip to the French island of Corsica, Pope Francis also met and prayed with dozens of actors staging a living Nativity scene. Previous 1 … 328 329 330 … 902 Next