One Year On: Leo XIV The Listening Pope
ANALYSIS: The Holy Father has made a point of listening and attempting to bring peace and unity to the Church but his intentions remain difficult to decipher.
US Bishops Recount Year Since Pope Leo XIV’s Election
'I really had to do a double take, because conventional wisdom has been that there will never be a pope from the United States,' said Archbishop Mitchell Rozanski of St. Louis.
‘Families Fight, but Family Is Forever’: Pope Leo’s Brother Says the Brothers Limit Political Talk
Pope Leo’s older brother John Prevost said he and his brothers limit political topics when they speak each week, but there is that ‘brother connection.’
Young Catholic Women Bring Faith Into Daily Life Online
Through social media, a growing number of influencers are sharing how they live the faith in ordinary ways.
New Life, Old Spaces: ‘Petrine Properties’ Turns Unused Buildings into Communities
The nonprofit provides both the logistical support and community oversight to help more Catholic young adult communities take root in underused Church properties, like old rectories and convents.
Pope Leo XIV Urges Catholics to Read Printed Books
The pontiff marked the centenary of the Vatican Publishing House, saying printed books remain a vital “opportunity to think” in the digital age.
Fidelity, Enthusiasm, and Faith: Pope Leo XIV Welcomes Swiss Guard Recruits
Twenty-eight Swiss Guards were sworn in Wednesday at the Vatican.
Bethsaida Excavation Turning ‘Bible Stories Into Bible Realities’
Recent excavations at the site match the account of an eighth-century Bavarian bishop who wrote about a church in Bethsaida that was built over the home of Sts. Peter and Andrew.
Pope Leo Meets U.S. Secretary of State Rubio Amid Tensions With President Trump
The pontiff met with the secretary of state amid Trump's ongoing criticism of the Holy Father and the Vatican.
‘Pope Leo the _____’: Assessing the Leonine Pontificate, One Year In
Six Catholic experts ‘fill in the blank’ on the major themes of Pope Leo so far.