The last regular Jubilee was in 2000, when St. John Paul II ushered in the church’s third ... which was used during the Sack ...

Visitors of the iconic Italian capital were allowed to walk along the fortified walkways that was famously used back in 1527 during the Sack of Rome. Pope Clement ... Cupola of St. Peter's behind ...

Around 96, he sent a letter from the Church of Rome to the Church of Corinth, a major city in northeastern Greece and the site of St. Paul's evangelization. This letter, known as Clement's First ...

Christians across the world celebrated Christmas Wednesday, with the mood darkened by wars and a massive Christmas morning ...

Not since Pope Clement XIV suppressed the ... with Crux at the Jesuit curia in Rome, the order’s headquarters located a stone’s throw from St. Peter’s Square. “You really find a man ...

Then, St. Clement ol Alexandria suggested that the Nativity ... One person was singled out as the Lord of Misrule and treated to every pleasure Rome and its citizens could supply.

Pope Clement VII personally received Parmigianino upon his 1524 arrival in Rome. The artist’s taste ... its most uncommon feature—the slumbering Saint Jerome. “Numerous interpretations ...

Over 35 million pilgrims are expected to visit Rome in 2025 seeking forgiveness of sins and a chance to see the pope.

or who shall resist the power of his strength?' (Wisdom 12:12)." St. Clement of Rome, "Letter to the Corinthians" c. 80 A.D. "Stand fast, therefore, in these things, and follow the example of the ...

On their way, they stayed in Cherson, where they recovered from the Black Sea the relics of Saint Clement of Rome. Later, they were called by Prince Rostislav of Moravia to instruct his people in the ...

“This is the portrait by Caravaggio that everyone wanted to see for decades,” Thomas Clement ... of Saint Paul (circa 1601). Born in 1571, Caravaggio spent much of his life in Rome, where ...

The ruined hermitage. Photo: Galicia Máxica According to local legend, the church was built in 1248 in gratitude to Saint Clement of Rome after the Christian King Ferdinand III recaptured Seville ...