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Francis X. Rocca covers the Vatican for The Wall Street Journal. A native of Washington, D.C., he has written on a range of topics including European politics, higher education, arts and culture.
The disappearance of teenager Emanuela Orlandi has haunted the Catholic Church and Italy for 40 years.
Read Full ArticleThe pontiff’s delayed and limited words of support for the protesters reflect a tension between his desire for good r...
Read Full ArticleThousands of mourners gathered in St. Peter’s Square for an event that concludes the unique decadelong cohabitation o...
Read Full ArticleThe death of Pope Benedict XVI ended an extraordinary arrangement that helped define the current pontificate. Pope Fr...
Read Full ArticleThousands have filed past Benedict’s body lying in state in St. Peter’s Basilica, though nothing like the enormous li...
Read Full ArticlePope Benedict XVI was for more than three decades a leader in the culture wars that have shaken the Catholic Church a...
Read Full ArticlePlans for the service mean a historically unique situation—that of two popes residing practically side by side in the...
Read Full ArticleThe retired pontiff was an influential figure in the Catholic Church from the early 1960s to his historic 2013 resign...
Read Full ArticlePope Francis said his 95-year-old predecessor, retired Pope Benedict XVI, was very ill and asked the faithful to pray...
Read Full ArticleThe pontiff, who has used a wheelchair since May, turned 86 on Saturday.
Read Full ArticleThe pope likened the war in Ukraine to the Nazi genocide of the Jews, in his latest escalation of rhetoric on the war.
Read Full ArticleThe pontiff defended his practice of not naming Russia as the aggressor in Ukraine, saying that his condemnation of M...
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