St. John Paul II: “Do Not Be Afraid"

We revisit Pope Pius XII’s controversial pontificate and the efforts to protect Jews during World War II.

We follow the Christian journey toward Heaven, exploring the hope of eternal life, the call to holiness, the care of the sick, and the Church’s teaching on Purgatory.

Discover the ministry and legacy of Pope Saint John Paul II through the words of those who knew him personally.

From missionary formation in Rome to evangelization across the globe, we explore the Church’s mission in action.

We explore how the Church preserves and transmits its sacred musical tradition, from the formation of new musicians to the religious communities that have kept it alive for centuries.

We retrace the highlights of Pope Leo’s trip to France and discover traces of Lourdes in Rome.

We explore the Church’s mission to care for creation, from the Borgo Laudato Si’ and the Order of Malta, to the Vatican Gardens.

We explore the intersection of faith and art in Venice, from the Holy See’s pavilions at the Art Biennale, to contemporary art and Tintoretto’s Renaissance masterpieces.

We trace the Christian roots of humanism through art and history, asking how our understanding of the human person has evolved and what it means to be human.

We explore St. Augustine’s life and legacy through the places, writings, and traditions that continue to tell his story.