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Alessandro Gisotti named new President of the EBU Radio News Group
Posted on 12/15/2025 04:34 AM ()
The Deputy Editorial Director of Vatican Media, Alessandro Gisotti, succeeds German journalist Stephanie Pieper of Rundfunk Berlin-Brandenburg, as President of the EBU Radio News Group. “I am convinced that radio remains essential in the era of Artificial Intelligence because it offers reliable information and a connection with the community that algorithms cannot replace,” he says.
Elizabeth Lev: Tour guides work to build bridges during Jubilee
Posted on 12/15/2025 04:19 AM ()
Ahead of the Jubilee for Tourism on Monday, Roman tour guide Dr Elizabeth Lev speaks with Vatican Radio about the role of tour operators and tour guides during the Jubilee Year, and what it means to go from being a guide to a pilgrim.
Archbishop of Sydney: An attack on the Jewish community is an attack on us all
Posted on 12/15/2025 03:42 AM ()
Following the tragedy of the attack on the Jewish community at Bondi Beach in Australia, Vatican News speaks to the parish priest of the local community. The Archbishop of Sydney also issues a statement urging the Catholic community to end antisemitism through education and preaching.
Living Ancestors:’ Voices of African Sisters are a testament of resilience
Posted on 12/15/2025 03:40 AM ()
Countless stories of courage go untold, but the book “Living Ancestors” emerges as a voice for the unseen, the unheard and the deeply faithful women who have shape Africa’s spiritual and social spaces through decades of consecrated service. This ground-breaking work has been brought to life by Sr. Mumbi Kigutha of the Sister of the Precious blood Dayton, Ohio, CPPS, offers a rare glimpse into their lived experiences.
Pope remembers victims of Sydney attack: ‘Enough with antisemitic violence!’
Posted on 12/15/2025 03:36 AM ()
Speaking with the groups that donated this year’s Vatican Christmas Tree and Nativity Scene, Pope Leo highlights God’s closeness to humanity and calls for prayers for those who suffer on account of war and violence, especially the victims of Sunday’s terror attack on the Jewish community in Sydney, Australia.
At least eleven killed in Australia shooting during Jewish festival
Posted on 12/14/2025 04:45 AM ()
Officials believe two men were involved in a shooting at a Hanukkah celebration in Sydney, Australia.
Pope: Jesus' words 'free us from the prison of despair'
Posted on 12/14/2025 04:08 AM ()
After celebrating Mass for the Jubilee of Prisoners, Pope Leo delivers his Angelus address for the third Sunday of Advent, saying that Christian joy endures "when life seems to lose its meaning and everything appears darker.”
Pope Leo calls for end to violence in Democratic Republic of Congo
Posted on 12/14/2025 03:48 AM ()
During the Sunday Angelus Pope Leo appeals for those fighting in the Democratic Republic of Congo to stop the violence which has broken out and return to constructive dialogue. He also remembers the newly beatified martyrs in two separate beatifications in Spain and in France on Saturday 13 December.
Pope Leo: Flowers can bloom even in prisons
Posted on 12/14/2025 01:48 AM ()
During his homily on the Sunday of the Jubilee of Prisoners, Pope Leo XIV challenges both inmates and those responsible for the prisons to hold on to hope and he reminds everyone “that no human being is defined only by his or her actions and that justice is always a process of reparation and reconciliation.”
Cambodia: In the midst of conflict, the youth call for peace
Posted on 12/13/2025 08:05 AM ()
After conflict reignited between Cambodia and Thailand earlier this month, the Apostolic Prefect of Battambang, Cambodia highlights how the local community is using the Advent season to place their uncertain situation in God’s hands whilst the young people join in Pope Leo's call for peace.