Vatican Sends Leads Into Missing ‘Vatican Girl’ to Rome Prosecutors
The Vatican said in January the Emanuela Orlandi case was being reopened at the request of the family.
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Vatican Convicts Climate Activists, Orders Them to Pay $30,000 in Damages
Viero and Goffi superglued their hands to the marble base holding Laocoön and His Sons, an ancient marble sculpture on display in the Vatican Museums, on the morning of Aug. 18, 2022.
Fort Worth Diocese: Vatican Says Bishop Has Authority Over Carmelite Monastery Amid Investigation
Amid the investigation, the bishop banned the monastery from celebrating daily Mass and blocked access to regular confessions.
Judge Orders Psychiatric Treatment for Man Who Forcibly Entered Vatican
The incident leading to the man’s arrest happened after 8 p.m. on May 18 at one of the main entrances to Vatican City.
Vatican’s New Bishops’ Prefect Shares His ‘Portrait of a Bishop’
In addition to leading the office responsible for helping the Pope choose the world’s Catholic episcopate, Archbishop Prevost is also president of the Pontifical Commission for Latin America.
Vatican Prosecutor: Pope Francis Wants the Truth About ‘Vatican Girl’ Case
The disapperance of Emanuela Orlandi on June 22, 1983, after leaving for a music lesson in Rome dominated headlines and has been the subject of speculation for years.
Ukraine Faults Vatican for ‘Equating Victim and Aggressor’ During Way of the Cross
This is not the first time the Ukrainian leaders have taken issue with the Vatican’s words about Russia’s war in Ukraine.
Vatican: Pope Francis Had Pizza Dinner, May Leave Hospital Tomorrow
‘His Holiness is expected to return to his Santa Marta home tomorrow, upon the outcome of the results of the last tests this morning...’
Cardinal Mahony Attacks Fellow Bishops in an Interview Published by Vatican News Service Ahead of USCCB Vote
Despite the interview’s headline, Cardinal Mahony makes no call for “dialogue” with his brother bishops.
Cardinal Parolin Says He Hopes Closed Churches Will Reopen Soon
The cardinal said he was troubled by stories of Catholics dying alone without the consolation of the Sacraments.
