VATICAN CITY — The Vatican launched its own YouTube channel Friday, showcasing clips of Pope Benedict XVI in a bid to both engage with the digital generation and better control the papal image online.

VATICAN CITY (AP) — Puffs of smoke, speeches in Latin and multipage encyclicals have all been used by the Vatican to communicate with the faithful. Now the pope is trying to broaden his audience by ...

The Vatican has said that it aims to broaden Pope Benedict XVI's audience through the YouTube channel, while also giving it greater control over the pope's online image. In his inaugural YouTube ...

VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - The Vatican will soon have its own channel on the video sharing site YouTube where the Catholic faithful or the curious will be able to see Pope Benedict or Church events, a ...

Rome (CNN) — The Vatican has brought together an eclectic mix of thinkers and music artists as it seeks to influence both the development of artificial intelligence and the future of humanity. A ...

When the Vatican updated its exorcism ritual in 1999, Cardinal Jorge Media Estevez assured CNN that instances of genuine demonic possession were "not that great [and] rather scarce." This makes the ...

In his inaugural YouTube address, Pope Benedict welcomed viewers to this "great family that knows no borders" and said he hoped they would "feel involved in this great dialogue of truth." "Today is a ...