Vaticano

In this special episode, Vaticano travels with Father Mitch Pacwa to the Vatican Apostolic Archives, where he explores the untold secrets of this immense repository of historic documents, correspondence and more.

This week, Vaticano accompanies Pope Francis on His Apostolic trip to Cyprus and Greece, learn how faith is helping two young Christians from Cameroon, and visit this year’s Vatican nativity scene that comes from Peru.

See why Pope Francis is traveling to Greece, meet Mariologist Fr. Salvatore Perella and learn about the dogma of the Immaculate Conception, and dive into the Christmas spirit by celebrating Advent at the Vatican.

Walk the streets of Rome with Vaticano as we learn about the life of St. John Henry Newman. Meet the members of the Spiritual Family “The Work”, a congregation inspired by the memory of this great English saint.

The Italian National Soccer team pays a visit to the Vatican children’s hospital, learn about monks who have been serving popes for over 700 years, and meet Sr. Maria Silva and learn about her faith journey…this week.

In a meeting with Palestine’s president, Pope Francis reaffirms his support for the two state solution. Then, view an amazing photographic exhibition in St. Peter’s Square and participate in “Roman Nights”…all on Vaticano.

This week, Vaticano examines the Vatican’s influence as world leaders meet with Pope Francis before the G20 summit. And Pope John Paul II’s personal photographer reveals never before seen photos of the Polish saint.

This week, Vaticano takes you through the Roman Catacombs to witness the faith and courage of the early Christians. And on World Mission Day, see how and why the Catholic Church has grown to 15 million new members.

On Vaticano, Pope Francis approves a miracle that advances the beatification cause of Pope John Paul I and seven others. And discover the little known connection between St. Bridget of Sweden and the Basilica of St. Paul.

This week, Vaticano is in Rome, as leaders of the world’s religions gather at the Vatican to sign an unprecedented joint appeal calling on countries to “achieve net-zero carbon emissions” to help save the environment.