Carol Glatz - Catholic News Service

‘Listening to people, for me, never did me any harm.’

A homeless man who faithfully attended Mass at a church inside Vatican City for decades was buried in a Vatican cemetery after it was discovered he had died and was left unidentified in a hospital morgue.Willy Herteleer was well-known by the Swiss Guards keeping watch at St. Anne's Gate, by loca

Asked that God recognize these men killed for their faith

Two years after historic decision, pope-emeritus following a prayerful, quiet life

He urges protection of creation

The leaders of the world's bishops' conferences and religious orders must ensure they are doing everything possible to protect children and vulnerable adults from abuse and are offering appropriate care for victims and their families, Pope Francis said."Priority must not be given to any

Death toll in the conflict has grown to more than 5,300 people since April.

Scientific advancements in imaging technology, genetics and nano research have allowed museums to make new and surprising discoveries about the tightly wrapped mysteries of ancient mummies.The Vatican Museums also have been employing the latest state-of-the-art laboratory tools and tests to find out

Poverty stems from unjust economic system, not big families, he says