
5 Things to know from Pope Leo’s concert interviews
Pope Leo XIV gave interviews alongside Andrea Bocelli’s concert for peace that gave new insights into his mission as the first American-born pope (and a possible trip to his homeland!)

In a recent post, Andrea Bocelli offered a simple but striking reminder on prayer that even involved mathematics!

The tenor marks 30 years of music and memories — including the joy of singing for four popes — and the faith that sustains him.

As Virginia receives Confirmation, the singer offers a poetic meditation on faith, time, and love.

From drones to hymns, the Vatican concert shone as a moving witness of unity, hope, and joy for the whole world.

A star-studded St. Peter’s Square concert will stream worldwide, celebrating fraternity and the Jubilee Year.

Before Matteo Bocelli was even a twinkle in his father’s eye, “Time to Say Goodbye” made Andrea famous. Now, the pair sing as a duet.

Virginia has become quite the fledgling singer, with flawless English diction and a beautiful vibrato that melds impeccably with her father's rich tenor.

The familial resonance of their harmonies almost sound like the same singer layering vocals, building excitement for Matteo's future as a vocalist.

Bocelli is preparing to tour Marian shrines around the world with the Choir and Orchestra of Pau Pays de Béarn, conducted by Italian maestro Carlo Bernini.

Bocelli dedicated his performance of St. Francis of Assisi's "Canticle of the Sun" to Pope Francis' recovery from his recent surgery.

Bocelli will be joined by esteemed baritone Sir Bryn Terfel for a duet at the concert, to be held on May 7 at 8 p.m.

Now more fans of the famed Italian tenor have the opportunity to attend the must-see faith film of the 2023 Easter season, 'The Journey: A Music Special with Andrea Bocelli.'

Bocelli performed to promote the theatrical release of 'The Journey,' a music special that is in theaters now, just in time for Holy Week.

Start the extended Christmas season right with "Santa Claus is Coming to Town," in this rendition that puts the Jackson 5's Motown classic to the test.