The Catholic Feast of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary is celebrated on September 8th every year. This feast commemorates the birth of the Virgin Mary, the mother of Jesus Christ. It is one of ...

From historic churches and places of pilgrimage to the voices of priests, religious and young Catholics, this documentary explores how Christianity survived decades of Soviet repression and how the ...

On the 10th anniversary of Mother Teresa's canonization, EWTN looks back at her extraordinary life and legacy around the world, from her beginnings in one of India's poorest communities. Father Brian ...

Jim Towey, a longtime friend, adviser, and legal counsel to Mother Teresa, joins with EWTN to reflect on what struck him most when he first met her, share personal memories of the saint, and discuss ...

Pope Leo XIV met on Thursday with members of the Conference of Latin Bishops of the Arab Regions (CELRA), who are holding their annual meeting in Rome. The region includes areas ranging from the Holy ...

Pope Leo XIV celebrated Mass at the Laudato Si’ Village in Castel Gandolfo on 1 September, marking the annual World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation and the beginning of the five-week Season of ...

At the Wednesday General Audience, Pope Leo XIV began a new phase in his catecheses on the Documents of the Second Vatican Council by reflecting on the 1965 Pastoral Constitution Gaudium et Spes ...

Just outside Rome, the Greek Abbey of Saint Nilus celebrated a special anniversary tied to an icon of Mary. The community gathered to celebrate the Triduum and the Feast of the Holy Mother of God of ...

August 31 marks 29 years since Princess Diana’s death. "The People’s Princess" remains one of the most beloved figures of the British royal family. Diana had a profound friendship with Mother Teresa, ...

Sacrosanctum Concilium was the first text to be promulgated at the Second Vatican Council and brought about important changes to the liturgy, such as allowing it to be celebrated in vernacular ...

Aug. 31, 2026 : Pope Leo XIV was the first pope to travel across the waters of the lake in the 400-year-long history of Castel Gandolfo as a papal summer residence, according to the Vatican.

Archbishop Fulton Sheen, whose television program "Life Is Worth Living" brought reflections on morality, philosophy, and the meaning of human life into homes across America, is set to become the ...