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The Roman Church That Saved Dozens from Nazi Persecution

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Pius XII: The Pope in War and Peace

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St. John Lateran — Why Do We Have a Feast Day for a Building?

On Nov. 9, we focus our attention on the Basilica of St. John Lateran For a tourist
Pope Pius XII blesses the faithful after the WWII bombing near San Lorenzo fuori le mura. Credit: EWTN Vatican.

Pius XII: The Pope in War and Peace

Pope Pius XII remains one of the most debated figures of the Second World War. Known as
Detail of Pope Pius XII giving a blessing. Credit: EWTN Vatican.

Inside the Vatican Archives: Untold Stories of War

The opening of the Vatican Apostolic Archives in 2020 gave historians access to thousands of documents shedding
Monsignor O'Flaherty and Detail of San Clemente's apse Mosaic in Rome. Credit: EWTN Vatican.

The Irish Priest Who Saved 6,500 Jews from the Nazis

During the Nazi occupation of Rome in World War II, an Irish priest working inside the Vatican
Detail of the facade of San Gioacchino. Credit: EWTN Vatican.

The Roman Church That Saved Dozens from Nazi Persecution

During the Nazi occupation of Rome, a Catholic church in the Prati neighborhood became a secret refuge
Pope Leo XIV addresses civil authorities in Argentina on Nov. 8, 2026. | Credit: Daniel Ibáñez/EWTN News

In Argentina, Pope Leo XIV highlights social problems

The pontiff met with President Javier Milei on his first day in the country. BUENOS AIRES, Argentina

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