Instituted by Pius IX (6 January 1852) "to look after the ancient cemeteries, to conserve, explore, study and care for the memories of the first Christians, their monuments and the venerable Basilicas in Rome and on Roman soil together with the... Read more

The Pontifical Academies can offer a valuable contribution, by orienting the cultural choices of the Christian community and of all society and offering occasions and instruments of dialogue between... Read more

The Council of Coordination between the Pontifical Academies was created by Blessed John Paul II during the audience given to the Cardinal Secretary of State on 6 November 1995, and currently the... Read more

The Catholic Cultural Centers (CCC) offer the Church unique possibilities of presence and action in the field of cultural changes. In effect, they constitute “public forums” that allow the wide dissemination, through creative dialogue, of the... Read more

On the occasion of the 7th centenary of the death of Dante Alighieri (1321-2021), the Pontifical Council for Culture, aware of the profound link between the Poet and the Holy See and between his literary production and the Catholic Faith, has set up... Read more