With an upcoming papal trip to Paris and Lourdes, Vatican journalists say Pope Leo XIV will address deep questions on secularization, human dignity, and AI.
'Freedom Under Grace' is a collection of the Holy Father's writings from his years as head of the Augustinian Order.
Ever since its first publication in 2011, each pope has provided a preface and recommendation to youth in a book of the YOUCAT series.
Two popemobiles and a golf cart are accompanying Pope Leo XIV on his upcoming trip to France, requiring some road transport logistics.
Genealogical research into Pope Leo XIV’s family reveals a complex migration spanning France, the Caribbean, and the Principality of Monaco.
Speaking to seminarians, Leo XIV emphasized the importance of learning to be with the Lord and experiencing God’s love in order to proclaim it to others.
Although he is now Leo XIV, the current Pope hasn't renounced his former identity as Robert Francis Prevost. In a way, it helps him to be the Successor of Peter.
In 1276, the Catholic Church witnessed an unprecedented historical event: four different men sat on the papal throne successively within a single calendar year.
Leo XIV, a former prior general of the Augustinians, encourages religious superiors to value community life as a path of sanctification and to foster fraternal communion.
Sometimes it can be confusing for Catholics, deciphering when the pope is expressing an opinion and when he is speaking with infallible authority.
Cardinal Sturla announced that Uruguay will be the first stop on Pope Leo XIV’s South American tour in November, which may also include Peru and Argentina.
Pope Leo XIV sent a message to the AI for Good Global Summit in Geneva, urging a dialogue to address the loss of human agency in critical areas.
Gathered in Rome for this year’s June consistory, cardinals tackled a delicate theme raised by Pope Leo XIV in his encyclical: Questioning "just war" theory.
During the last 100 years, eight different popes have made the trip to Pavia to venerate the relics of St. Augustine.
In 1981 alone, they exchanged some dozen letters as Reagan was formulating his foreign policy.
Pope Leo XIV greeted the Italian Swimming Federation on June 25, reminding the athletes that sports offer “a medicine for both body and spirit.”
In a text Cardinal Parolin sent on his behalf, Leo XIV expressed his appreciation for the contribution of Caritas to the mission of the Church in helping those in need.
