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Vatican News is set to release a new documentary, Leo from Chicago, on November 10, marking six months since the election of Pope Leo XIV. The film traces the American roots of the new pontiff — born Robert Francis Prevost — and offers an intimate look at the formative years that shaped his pastoral heart Read More…

Documentary on Pope Leo’s American roots premieres today

Echoing his predecessors’ calls for an “ecological conversion,” Pope Leo insisted that there is a link between peace and caring for God’s creation. Cardinal Secretary of State Pietro Parolin read a message from Pope Leo at the COP30 conference in Belém, Brazil, on November 7, 2025. “If you want to cultivate peace, care for creation,” Read More…

To cultivate peace, care for creation, says Pope Leo

Coffee carts are ubiquitous in Metro Manila. They signal “Need caffeine? Get one here!” However, one stands for more than just a caffeine pit stop: Ex-preso, the latest project of the Philippine Jesuit Prison Foundation (PJPF), trains Persons Restored of Liberty (PRLs) as baristas. This project is part of a holistic healing and formation program Read More…

In Manila, restoring dignity a coffee at a time

Finding live poultry inside a church in Spain might sound surprising, but it’s not unheard of. In Barcelona’s Gothic cathedral, 13 white geese are kept in the cloister to honor Saint Eulalia, the city’s patron, martyred at 13 years old. The birds are a living reminder of her legend. Farther north, in La Rioja, another Read More…

When a hen saved a pilgrim’s life on the Camino

The Catholic Church in the Philippines has named seven men and women as “new martyrs” — witnesses who gave their lives for the Gospel in the face of modern persecution. Their stories, marked by courage and compassion, will be sent to the Vatican’s Commission on New Martyrs for the Jubilee Year 2025, joining a global Read More…

The seven new Filipino martyrs you should know

The Tucker Carlson-Nick Fuentes Interview: Asking questions in a maelstrom of stifling fear and outrage.

Catholics are not obliged to back every aspect of the Palestinian cause, which often fuses the Marxist Left with Islam in a strategic, anti-Christian pact.

The Vatican Philatelic Office has released its 2025 commemorative stamps, a collection that unites faith, culture, and art in the Jubilee Year. Among the new issues is a 2.55-euro stamp honoring St. Kateri Tekakwitha — known as the “Lily of the Mohawks” — the first Native American saint from what is now the United States. Read More…

New Vatican stamp honors U.S. saint Kateri Tekakwitha