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Pope Leo XIV appeals for unity within the Catholic Church in Holy Year messages to priests
Pope Leo XIV has renewed his call for unity within the Catholic Church. He spoke to priests during a special Holy Year week in Rome and he urged them to promote reconciliation and act in communion with their superiors.
Pope Leo XIV is a member of the Order of Saint Augustine, the oldest monastic order, and as Prior General of the order, he ...
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Pope Leo XIV Opens Up About His Childhood—What He Shared About His Early Years in Chicago Will Warm Your HeartPope Leo XIV has created history as the first-ever American-born leader of the Catholic Church. For the first time since his ...
Leo will disappear further this weekend when he begins a six-week vacation in his first break since his historic election May ...
Pope Leo XIV is maintaining the Catholic Church's longstanding views on same-sex marriages. Under Pope Leo XIV, Catholic priests will continue to bless same-sex unions.
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Pope Leo XIV says Catholic Church must illuminate 'dark nights of this world' in first Mass - MSNPope Leo XIV says Catholic Church must illuminate 'dark nights of this world' in first Mass - Friday’s service comes a day after Pope Leo XIV was elected pontiff, becoming the first ...
Pope Leo XIV gave a homily at a Mass a day after he was chosen to lead the Catholic Church. Here's what the new pontiff said, and what he's up to in the coming days.
From an unreasonable focus on Church reform to mismanagement of the Vatican’s finances, new Pope Leo XIV will bring much-needed tradition and order to the Vatican when he is inaugurated this ...
Robert Francis Prevost becomes Pope Leo XIV, the first U.S.-born pope to lead the global Catholic Church, following a two-day conclave that concluded May 8.
Almost four years after Pope Francis opened the Church's path toward synodality -- a term many in the church had never heard ...
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