Since his election in 2013, Pope Francis has created 121 cardinals from 66 countries at eight consistories.
For the first time, laypeople will be full voting members of the synod, which begins in October.
In his first interview since his appointment, Archbishop Víctor Manuel Fernández spoke about handling clerical abuse, the German Synodal Way, and same-sex blessings.
Zuppi will arrive in Russia’s capital less than one week after a paramilitary organization known as the Wagner Group rebelled against the Russian government.
Led by Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle, a procession through the streets of Rome took place this past Sunday beginning at the Church of St. Alphonsus Liguori.
As coadjutor, Bishop Christopher Coyne will assist Archbishop Leonard Blair in the administration of the Hartford Archdiocese and succeed him as archbishop.
Pope Francis has urged Christians today not to fear persecution for being faithful to what the Church teaches.
This will be the cardinal’s sixth visit back to Ukraine, this time to bring aid to Kherson amid floods.
Lucia, who was 10 years old at the time of the 1917 Marian apparitions, outlived the other visionaries by decades, surviving until age 97.
The French bishops’ conference said the official investigation has come at the request of the superior general of the Paris Foreign Mission Society.
On the 400th anniversary of the birth of Blaise Pascal, the Vatican Library displayed first editions of some of his most famous works.
Archbishop Ettore Balestrero most recently served as the apostolic nuncio to the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
The Vatican released a new document on June 20 outlining key questions for the upcoming 16th General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops.
“Discernment” topics include women deacons, priestly celibacy, and greater decision-making by the “People of God.”
The Vatican announced June 19 that the 80-year-old Jesuit cardinal will take on the role as the “Cardinalis Patronus.”
Pope Francis met with U.S. President Joe Biden’s climate envoy John Kerry at the Vatican on Monday.
Pope Francis published an apostolic letter on Monday praising the 17th-century mathematician Blaise Pascal as “a tireless seeker of truth.”
The 86-year-old pope smiled and waved from the window of the Apostolic Palace as he gave thanks for prayers and messages he received.
The secretary-general told the council June 14 to look to the human fraternity declaration signed by the pope and grand imam in 2019 as “a model.”
The 86-year-old pope is currently recovering in Rome’s Gemelli Hospital one week after he underwent a three-hour surgery for an incisional hernia.