Daniel Esparza

Writing from Castel Gandolfo, the Pope responds to a Roman reader’s question on faith and vacation with a call to reject consumerism and remember those who cannot rest.

The Vatican Secretary of State warns of escalation in Ukraine, calls for renewed Iran talks, and says the Holy See's position on Gaza can be summed up in six words.

As wildfires sweep through Europe, some are seeing miracles. Volunteers rushed to save the patroness of Cebreros. The chapel they left behind was found untouched by the flames.

Everyone is arguing about whether Nolan's version is historically accurate. They are missing the point — and the Coens got there first.

Archaeologists in the Dakhla Oasis have uncovered a 4th-century settlement complete with a basilica, a deacon's house, and 200 written records of daily life.

We are more focused on mental health than ever — and mental health is getting worse. A research psychologist and a 15-century tradition both point toward the same remedy.

In three video messages sent to youth gatherings in Peru, Brazil, and Portugal, the Pope called for missionary courage, holy rebelliousness, and a sober use of social media.

Children from Uganda, the Holy Land, and Italy performed a “Canticle of Peace” for Pope Leo XIV, who told them beauty in music is a path toward God.

A yellowed flyer found in a Florence convent pharmacy describes a 19th-century tonic made from coca leaves and kola nuts. Sound familiar?

Up to 60,000 migrants crossed into the Spanish enclave in 24 hours. The Diocese of Cádiz and Ceuta has mobilized immediately.