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Vatican News Spanish is the Spanish-language service of Vatican News, produced by the Dicastery for Communication of the Holy See in Vatican City. The channel covers the main activities of the Pope and the most important events at the Vatican. Its content is updated daily, and the channel has been active since 16 December 2017.

Its live broadcasts play on this page when the channel is on air, otherwise the page links to its official live stream. Watch the Spanish-language Vatican News service from Vatican City here.

Vatican News English is the English-language channel of Vatican News, a service provided by the Vatican Dicastery for Communication in Vatican City. The channel opened on December 16, 2017, and is updated daily. It covers the Pope's main activities and the most important events in the Vatican, and the images it publishes are produced or owned by the Dicastery for Communication.

The live English-language channel of Vatican News plays on this page when it is on air, and otherwise the page links to its official live stream. Viewers can follow the Pope's activities and events in the Vatican in English here.

Vatican News German is the German-language live channel of Vatican News, prepared by the German-language editorial team of Vatican Radio within the Dicastery for Communication of the Holy See. Streams originate in Vatican City, and the channel reports on the activities of the Pope and on major events in the Vatican. Its programming is religious and Christian in focus, with current videos and information about the Vatican.

Viewers can follow the German-language live broadcasts of this channel on this page when the channel is on air. Outside live broadcast times, the page links to its official live stream, so German-speaking viewers can find the Vatican News coverage without delay.

Vatican News French is the French-language channel of Vatican News, a service produced by the Dicastery for Communication of the Holy See in Vatican City. The channel, which went into service on 16 December 2017, offers coverage of the activities of the Pope and of important events within the Vatican. It is a religious channel with a Christian focus.

Viewers can watch the live French-language broadcasts of this channel directly on this page whenever it is on air. Outside live broadcast times, the page links to the channel's official live stream.

TV 2000 is a Christian television channel linked to Vatican City and broadcasting in Italian. Its programming is listed under religion and Christian content. In Italy, the channel can be received on digital terrestrial television on channel 28, on the tivùsat platform on channel 18, and on Sky on channel 157.

The official live link on this page leads to the channel's live stream, so viewers can follow TV 2000 in Italian through the channel's own broadcast. Use it to watch the Italian-language programming of this Christian channel from Vatican City.

Vatican News Polski is the Polish-language service of Vatican News, produced from Vatican City and created by the Holy See's communication body. The channel has been active since 16 December 2017 and is updated daily. It covers the activities of the Pope and major events at the Vatican, and its images are protected, as they belong to the Dicastery for Communication or are produced by it.

Viewers can watch the Polish live stream of Vatican News on this page whenever the channel is on air. When no live broadcast is running, the page links to the channel's official live stream.

Vatican News Italiano is the Italian-language channel of Vatican News, a service of the Dicastery for Communication of the Holy See in Vatican City. It provides news coverage of the Pope's main activities and the most significant events in the Vatican. The channel has been active since 16 December 2017 and is updated daily.

Viewers can follow the Italian-language Vatican News broadcasts here while the channel is on air, including official Vatican events as they happen. When it is not broadcasting, this page links to the official live stream instead.