Highlights of Pope Francis’ Mass on Palm Sunday in St. Peter’s Square. The Pope invited Christians to enter Holy Week by entrusting our journey toward Easter to the Blessed Virgin Mary. “Let us learn from her to draw near to Jesus in these days of Holy Week, so that we may arrive at the joy of the Resurrection.” | Vatican News

📹HIGHLIGHTS | For the first time in two years, Pope Francis celebrated a public liturgy in St. Peter’s Square. The Palm Sunday Mass began with a large procession of deacons, priests, bishops, cardinals and lay people carrying palms into St. Peter’s Square. The procession circled the obelisk, before the eyes of thousands of participants. Olive tree branches, palm fronds, and the large, weaved palms called “parmureli” carried by cardinals, were blessed by Pope Francis. Unlike previous years, when

Highlights of the Easter Sunday Mass presided over by Pope Francis in St. Peter’s Square. Read more: https://www.vaticannews.va/en/pope/news/2024-04/pope-francis-presides-at-easter-sunday-mass.html | Vatican News

We broadcast LIVE the Holy Mass presided over by Pope Leo XIV in St. Peter’s Basilica, together with the Cardinals convened by the Holy Father for the Extraordinary Consistory on January 7 and 8. 👉🏻 Sign up for our newsletter here: https://bit.ly/ewtnvatican Let us know where you are watching from and what your prayer requests are! Images - Vatican Media | EWTN Vatican

LIVE from St. Peter’s Basilica | We broadcast the Holy Mass, presided over by Pope Leo XIV, and the Closing of the Holy Door carried out by the Pope himself during the Epiphany of the Lord 2026. 👉🏻 Sign up for our newsletter here: https://bit.ly/ewtnvatican Let us know where you are watching from and what your prayer requests are! Images - Vatican Media | EWTN Vatican

Live from St Peter's Basilica, Pope Leo XIV celebrates Holy Mass for the Solemnity of the Nativity of Our Lord Jesus Christ - Christmas Mass "during the Day." | Vatican News

Pope Leo celebrated the Christmas Mass, also known as Midnight Mass, for a packed Vatican basilica at 10 p.m. The Vatican said an estimated 6,000 people were inside the basilica for the Mass, while another 5,000 people followed the papal Mass via jumbo screens in St. Peter’s Square. | Catholic News Agency