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Pope Francis leads the Angelus prayer on Sunday

28/02/2021

Pope at Angelus: Prayer lifts us out of spiritual laziness to help others

28/02/2021

Pope Francis: ‘A faith without doubts cannot advance’

A family of Venezuelan migrants walk along a road in Chile

27/02/2021

Pope releases theme of Migrants & Refugees Day message

Central American migrants at a temporary shelter in Juarez, Mexico

28/02/2021

US, Mexico ramp up meetings to improve bilateral relations

27/02/2021

Pope Francis: St Gabriel an example for young people, 100 years on

Papuans demonstrating in Jakarta, Indonesia, in August 2019.

27/02/2021

Indonesia's Papuan bishops urge a future of hope for their people

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Medical personnel providing care for a patient amid the Covid-19 pandemic

26/02/2021

Holy See calls for increased attention to the effects of the pandemic

Archbishop Ivan Jurkovič, the Permanent Observer of the Holy See to the United Nations in Geneva stresses the need for faith and collaboration in order to effectively deal with ...

26/02/2021

Emmy award winning priest on the art of preaching

Families in Ethiopia's Tigray region receive foodstuffs from Catholic aid agencies

27/02/2021

Catholic agencies urge G20 nations to provide debt relief amid pandemic

1931 - 2021
90th anniversary
of Vatican Radio

41 languages, 69 nationalities, 12,000 broadcast hours each year. Via satellite, digital platforms, or radio waves, the Pope's Radio reaches every corner of the globe.

Anniversary of “Rome Call for Artificial Intelligence (AI) Ethics” document

27/02/2021

PAV marks first anniversary of “Rome Call AI” document

The Pontifical Academy for Life observes the first anniversary of the signing of the Rome Call for Artificial Intelligence (AI) Ethics document.

Cardinal Cantalamessa makes the sign of the Cross at the beginning of his first sermon for Lent, delivered in the Paul VI Hall

26/02/2021

Cardinal Cantalamessa delivers first sermon for Lent 2021

In his first sermon for Lent 2021, the Preacher to the Papal Household, the newly-created Cardinal Raniero Cantalamessa, O.F.M. Cap., gives an overview of the season, and reflects on the Jesus’ call ...