Today, Pope Leo XIV sets out on the third and final leg of this long journey in Latin America. He will fly 2,200 miles from Buenos Aires to Lima, the capital of Peru, a multi-ethnic nation of almost ...

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When Charles Davis announced he was leaving both the priesthood and the Catholic Church in 1966, it was a bombshell—in part because he was such a recognized figure in the church.

Pope Leo told the 650,000 people at the Mass he concelebrated that “we are called to holiness” and that “this calling is always missionary.” ...

I, John, had a vision of an open door to heaven, and I heard the trumpetlike voice that had spoken to me before, saying, ...

Days after midterm elections that saw Democrats win landslide victories in Congress and flip a number of statehouses across the U.S., President Donald Trump admitted his administration’s immigration ...

In a powerful speech at the Palacio di Libertad, Pope Leo spoke about the role of “those who hold public office” and the need ...

I believe his visit will surely brush the ash off a certain weariness, a certain slackness in faith,” Cardinal Rossi said in ...

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For Latino voters on the southern border, “immigration enforcement wasn’t a policy debate. It was a family member who was ...

In his speech at “Little Cottolengo,” Pope Leo said, “A nation’s progress is also measured by how it welcomes all people with disabilities and particular needs.” ...