Charles de Foucald is among the saints canonized in the first ceremony in two years, meet the Assaf family, on a mission to welcome university students into their home, and discover the oldest image of the Virgin Mary.

This week on Vaticano…new Swiss guards are being sworn in to defend the Pope, Roman Nights experts work to proclaim the message of the Gospel in modern times, and a historic Catholic magazine celebrates 100 years.

Pope Francis asks for new light on the Easter 2019 terrorist attack in Sri Lanka, the Pontifical Mission Society and EWTN celebrate Easter in Ukraine, and learn about the Marian image where the Pope frequently prays.

On the next Vaticano…celebrate Easter with Eastern Christians and go inside the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross. Then, walk through Easterly decorated Rome, and learn about the need for Divine Mercy in our lives.

After two years of Covid restrictions, Rome celebrates Easter in all its glory and Vaticano is there. Discover the mystery of Paschal Triduum, and one of the finest representations of the crucifix, the Cross of Cimabue.

As Vaticano travels with Pope Francis to Malta, we bring you stories about the true cross of Jesus, how the Holy Friday collection helps Christians in the Middle East, and a doctor’s perspective on the death of Jesus.

On Vaticano…the opening of the new Vatican palliative care center, a conference on Christianity and death of culture, Pope Francis’ upcoming apostolic trip to Malta and learning about the first conclave in history.

Vaticano previews the upcoming papal trip to Malta, and looks at the second secret of Fatima and its connection to the consecration of Russia. Plus, a discussion on Christianity and the relics of Jesus’ passion in Rome.

On the 400th anniversary of the canonization of St. Ignatius, Pope Francis visits the first Jesuit church in Rome. We also update recent news from the Vatican, including the Synod on Synodality and the Vatican museum.

Pope Francis’ marks the 9th anniversary of his elevation to the papacy, a new docudrama about St. Francis Xavier premieres 400 years after his canonization, and take a walk through the Lenten station churches in Rome.