Polish Catholics in Rome gathered to honor St. John Paul II 48 years after his election, celebrating his legacy of faith, peace, and love.

From wartime loss to an assassination attempt and Parkinson’s, Pope St. John Paul II transformed a lifetime of suffering into holy witness.

The John Paul II Vatican Foundation marks 45 years of safeguarding the Polish pope’s writings, funding scholarships, and honoring his legacy.

Gianfranco Svidercoschi retraces St. John Paul II’s deep bond with youth, the roots of World Youth Day, and its continuity ...

A Vatican-backed Rome congress offered Catholic ethical responses to infertility, promoting natural procreation over laboratory IVF methods.

Montse Alvarado will make history Nov. 1 as the first laywoman to serve as prefect of a dicastery of the Holy See. Montse Alvarado came to EWTN in 2021 as the founding host of the global Catholic ...

Pope Leo XIV doubled lay representation on the International Theological Commission, naming eight scholars, including five laywomen.

A Rome conference addressed welcoming and supporting foreign missionaries in the West amid growing migration tensions and cultural barriers.

Pope Leo canceled his trip to Assisi on medical advice following lung surgery, avoiding helicopter travel as a precaution before Latin America.

Pope Leo XIV met with the American Jewish Committee, invoking St. John Paul II and Nostra Aetate to condemn antisemitism and urge dialogue.

A new Vatican document explores the modern challenges of passing on the Catholic faith amid secularism, digital culture, and change.

Pope Leo XIV urged educators to guide youths to Christ, countering a merciless culture of comparison with trust and spiritual accompaniment.