Among a flurry of announcements from the Holy See on Wednesday, the Holy Father officially nominated the current head of the Pontifical Academy for Life to lead the recently announced Pontifical ...

This morning, Pope Benedict appointed Bishop Salvatore Fisichella, current Auxiliary of Rome and the rector of the city's Pontifical Lateran University, as president of the Pontifical Academy for Life ...

Archbishop Salvatore Fisichella spoke today in Rome with Register correspondent Edward Pentin about Dignitas Personae, the Vatican’s new bioethics document. Archbishop Fisichella, who is president of ...

Much mischief in Catholicism often results from over-emphasizing one or another pole of a continuum. For example, push too hard on the church as a hierarchy, and the result is an inflated notion of ...

When the great Salvatore Fisichella gave tenor Andrew Owens a masterclass... This opera masterclass video between a great Italian tenor and a young, up-and-coming American star is just incredibly ...

The Vatican's point man for what is called the "new evangelisation", Archbishop Salvatore Fisichella, will explain it all when he addresses the three-day Proclaim 2012 conference starting in Sydney ...

ROME – Next week, Pope Francis will lead the first celebration of the Sunday of the Word of God, which he instituted as a yearly occasion to celebrate and study the Bible. Francis wants to “stimulate ...

The synod is on the home stretch. The drafting of the Final Report begins tomorrow, Oct. 16. The finished text will be presented to the plenary assembly on Saturday morning, Oct. 18, and voted on that ...

Archbishop Rino Fisichella, president of the Pontifical Council for Promoting New Evangelization, raises the Book of the Gospels as he celebrates Mass in the presence of Pope Francis on the feast of ...

FISICHELLA Carole (Caroline) M., age 99, of West Peabody, July 17, 2015, loving wife of the late Salvatore Fisichella and devoted Fisichella of Peabody, Karl Fisichella and his companion Dorothy ...

Much mischief in Catholicism often results from over-emphasizing one or another pole of a continuum. For example, push too hard on the church as a hierarchy, and the result is an inflated notion of ...