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A popemobile exhibition is unveiled at the Vatican, featuring the vehicle popes have used since 1930

Partly cloudy skies overnight with some low clouds towards morning. . A popemobile used by successive popes is displayed at "A Century of the Popemobile," an exhibition tracing 100 years of papal transportation, from Pope Pius XI's first automobile in 1930 to modern popemobiles, at the Vatican Museums, Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2026. The Vatican Museums on Wednesday unveiled a preview of the exhibition commemorating “A Century of the Popemobile,” featuring eight Mercedes-Benz versions of the car that popes have used since 1930. It officially opens to the public on Thursday. Separately, Pope Leo XIV — a big car lover — met with top Mercedes-Benz executives and thanked them for their partnership with the Holy See. In his remarks, the Chicago-born pope noted that the advances in automotive technology had accompanied the advances and evolutions of papal travel. “Over the decades, the popemobile…

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Memory of Venerable Martyr Anastasia the Roman

Today, October 29, our Church commemorates the Feast of the venerable martyr Anastasia the Roman, of Saint Abramius the Hermit, of Venerable Anna of Constantinople, niece of Saint Maria, and of Saint Sabbas Stratelates. Martyr Anastasia is a worthy example of heroism and self-denial and a guide, especially for young people, on what to prioritize […] Today, October 29, our Church commemorates the Feast of the venerable martyr Anastasia the Roman, of Saint Abramius the Hermit, of Venerable Anna of Constantinople, niece of Saint Maria, and of Saint Sabbas Stratelates Martyr Anastasia is a worthy example of heroism and self-denial and a guide, especially for young people, on what to prioritize in life and what is important and unimportant Living in the Diocletian era, descended from a wealthy Roman family and distinguished for her education and physical beauty, she had all the conditions to…

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The Gospel, not “listening,” is the message

October 28, 2026 George Weigel The Dispatch 0 Print Toward the end of the recent Roman meeting to discuss the Church’s 21st-century mission to marriage and the family, Pope Leo XIV asked the participating bishops to share their reflections on that experience. With the clarity and wit characteristic of his writing, the Norwegian monk-bishop explains the Church’s understanding of the primordial sacrament and the Christian concept of the family with biblical and theological depth, while leavening his exquisite catechesis with charming bits of popular culture, like the duet between Tevye and Golde in Fiddler on the Roof. Unfortunately, one prominent concept in the “synodal process” that began in 2014-15, that intensified during the 2023 and 2024 synods on synodality, and that was evident in Rome earlier this month, reflects a different—and, if I may say, alarmingly anorexic—notion of the…

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At least 60 Christians killed in diverse region of Ethiopia marked by violence

OROMIA REGION, Ethiopia (BP) – At least 60 Ethiopian Orthodox Christians were killed and 20 others injured Oct. 20-24 in attacks that also destroyed 20 homes, the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church (EOTC) Synod confirmed Oct. 26 in a public statement. While no group has claimed responsibility for the attacks, and the church has not named a culprit, a local official told BBC News the attackers were members of the Alliance for Survival, a newly formed rebel coalition including the Oromo Liberation Army (OLA). The Oromia region and parts of adjacent Amhara suffered widespread attacks in 2025, persecution watchdog Open Doors said in its 2026 World Watch List (WWL). Militants burned, demolished or looted at least 25 churches, assaulted worshipers, destroyed religious materials and displaced entire congregations, Open Doors said. Many believers were kidnapped and released for large ransoms.…

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