On America's 250th birthday, we can celebrate and embrace our first president's commitment to religious freedom — and rejoice that it's shared by the first American pope.
Fr. Jan Dohnalik, chancellor of the Archdiocese of Kraków, Poland, said the move reflects Pope Leo XIV's episcopal motto, "In ...
"What is your hope for America at 250?" Read responses from political leaders (including two former speakers of the House), ...
The ceremony ahead of the 250th anniversary of American independence will celebrate the importance of religious liberty, ...
A trip to the country gives us a glance of how our hills and plains are responding to farmers' efforts, and summer is ...
Chapter 2 of Pope Leo XIV's first encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas, might be called the official "CliffsNotes" version of ...
The soccer tournament "can demonstrate the pleasures of connection and offer us spaces to come together in community," writes ...
Before placing the white woolen bands symbolizing authority around the shoulders of 35 new metropolitan archbishops, Pope Leo ...
The Spirit works to disquiet us, to keep us restless like seeds and leaven that are impelled to grow, to burst into life.
The traditionalist Society of St. Pius X issued an open letter to Pope Leo XIV and the College of Cardinals asserting its ...
Pope Leo said the cardinals' two days of reflection would revolve around one central question: "How can we help our churches ...
During a June 26 Mass just blocks north of the U.S.-Mexico border with Spanish-language hymns and prayers in English, Tucson ...
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