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In recent weeks, Catholic leaders have been increasingly outspoken in their criticism of the Trump administration’s foreign policy, especially its military intervention in Venezuela and saber-rattling over Greenland.

The Vatican Bank has officially launched two equity indices, one in the US and another in the eurozone, which are comprised of stocks that reputedly abide by Catholic principles.

Javier Cercas won the 2025 European Book Prize with 'God's madman at the end of the world', a novel about one of Pope Francis' last trips before his death. In a wide-ranging interview, the acclaimed writer tells Euronews about life in the Vatican, Spain's military coup and fighting fake news.

Popes typically avoid visiting a country during an election year to avoid the appearance of partisanship

The archbishop, who was once featured on the cover of Time Magazine, is one step closer to sainthood

When the likeness of the populist leader as an angel was painted into a cheesy tribute to Italy’s last king, it caused outrage. But far better artists have been similarly profane for centuries

In the name of the Holy Father, I will lock & load.

An extremely rare sketch of a foot by Michelangelo for the Sistine Chapel has sold for a record €23 million at a Christie's auction in New York. The recently discovered drawing was part of a study for the Libyan Sibyl on the ceiling of the chapel in the Vatican.

Vatican appears to have ordered removal of restored work, which artist confessed he had made to resemble PM

Do you know how many blue whales would fit into the city of the Vatican? Have you any idea how the ancient continent of Pangea would look like if countries had their modern political borders? And did you ever see what Manhattan looked like when it was still called New…

For the Vatican, papal consent for the consecration of bishops is a fundamental doctrine, guaranteeing the lineage of apostolic succession from Christ’s original apostles