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- Resources

References
- Catholic Encyclopedia: an online version of the 1917 edition of this encyclopedia.
- General Calendar and Roman Liturgical Calendar of the Catholic Church
- Holy Days of Obligation for this year
- New American Bible
Religious Vocabulary
- Modern Catholic Dictionary Online by Fr. John A. Hardon, S.J.
News
- Catholic News Service: has a mission "to spread the Gospel through contemporary means of communication."
- Catholic New York: the official newspaper of the Archdiocese of New York.
- L’Osservatore Romano: provides information on international affairs and the cultural debates and events happening in the Church.
- Vatican Radio: the broadcasting station of the Holy See, legally based in the Vatican City State. It is a mean of communication and evangelization created to serve the Pope's Ministry.
- The Vatican on YouTube: offers news coverage and live activities of the Holy Father and of relevant Vatican events.
- Zenit: a news service with the goal of providing news "about the 'world seen from Rome,' with professionalism and faithfulness to the truth." Available in six languages.
201907.29
News from the Vatican
- Vatican court deadline passes for prosecutors to deposit all evidence in financial trial
  
  Vatican prosecutors on Thursday seemingly defied an appeals court order to turn over to the defense all the evidence gathered in the Vatican’s big financial trial, setting the stage for another clash...
- A journey to Africa was what he wanted at the beginning of his pontificate, Leo says
  
  His visit to Africa was to bring a message of peace amid war, according to Pope Leo XIV. The pontiff was speaking at his General Audience in St. Peter’s Square on April 29, 2026.
- Pope Leo acknowledges ‘complex’ relationship with Anglicans during meeting with Archbishop of Canterbury
  
  Relations between the Catholic Church and the Anglican Communion have “been complex,” according to Pope Leo XIV as he met the new Archbishop of Canterbury, Sarah Mullally in the Vatican on Monday.