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Dominican Gregorian Chant: A Centuries-Old Tradition of Prayer in Rome

France, the “Eldest Daughter of the Church,” Confronts Faith and Secularization

Rome’s “Little Lourdes”: The Miraculous Well Hidden Near the Trevi Fountain

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The “Little Lourdes” Hidden in the Heart of the Vatican Gardens

Training the Future Church Musicians in Rome

The Pope’s Musician: Cardinal Bartolucci

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A statue of St. John Paul II stands outside Gemelli Hospital in Rome. | Credit: Daniel Ibañez/EWTN News

Pope Leo XIV to be admitted to Rome’s Gemelli Hospital on Tuesday

The Holy See Press Office announced on Monday the date of the pontiff’s hospitalization for surgery. Pope
Dominican Friars at the Roman Church of Santa Maria Sopra Minerva. Credit: EWTN Vatican.

Dominican Gregorian Chant: A Centuries-Old Tradition of Prayer in Rome

For centuries, sacred music has flourished within the Church’s religious orders, each developing musical traditions that reflect
Sisters singing at the Pontifical Institute of Sacred Music. Credit: EWTN Vatican.

Training the Future Church Musicians in Rome

Sacred music is more than a heritage to preserve: it is a living tradition that must be
Images of Cardinal Bartolucci. Courtesy: Bartolucci Foundation

The Pope’s Musician: Cardinal Bartolucci

Cardinal Domenico Bartolucci was known as the musician of the Popes, the musician of the Saints. A
Portrait of Msgr Marco Frisina, Composer, Founder and Director of the Choir of the Diocese of Rome. Credit: EWTN Vatican

Choir of the Diocese of Rome: Four Decades of Singing the Church’s Prayer

For more than 40 years, the Choir of the Diocese of Rome has helped give voice to
Pope Leo XIV prays a rosary for peace with hundreds of children in the Vatican Gardens on Oct. 1, 2026. | Credit: Daniel Ibáñez/EWTN News/Vatican Pool

Bishops around the world ask for prayers for Pope Leo XIV’s health

Bishops from around the world asked for prayers for Pope Leo XIV after he announced on Sunday,

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