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Month: September 2026
600,000 sign up for Pope Leo’s Paris Mass as organizers expand route
The French bishops’ conference is still short more than 21 million euros to cover the cost of Pope
Vatican: Pope Leo XIV’s Birthday, AI and the Traditional Latin Mass
Pope Leo XIV marked his 71st birthday with his first visit as pope to the Vatican Apostolic Library,
Cardinal Parolin says nations should work together to face the threats of AI
The Vatican secretary of state expressed his concerns about artificial intelligence at a conference at the Italian Parliament
Pope Leo XIV appoints Texas bishop to lead Diocese of Joliet, Illinois
The pontiff appointed Bishop Brendan Cahill on Sept. 17 to succeed Ronald Hicks, the former bishop of Joliet
Before He Became Pope Leo XIV: The Life of Robert Prevost in Rome
Who was Pope Leo XIV before the world knew him as pope? Before the white cassock, before the
Vatican calls for ‘new ethic of dialogue’ 60 years after Nostra Aetate
A new Vatican note calls for renewed formation in interreligious dialogue while affirming religious differences and Christian identity.
As AI reshapes the workplace, labor and Church leaders demand a worker voice
They point to collective bargaining, social dialogue, and human oversight as safeguards for jobs, rights, and human dignity.
Pope Leo XIV: Martyrs are among the Church’s greatest evangelizers
The pontiff held a private audience on Sept. 16 to conclude a conference in Rome on modern Christian
Pope calls for respect and love toward those who think differently
According to Pope Leo, the message of Gaudium et Spes on “the growing interdependence of men” is especially
Pope Leo XIV names Newark auxiliary bishop to lead Diocese of Metuchen, New Jersey
The pontiff also accepted the resignation of Bishop Francis Malone, 76, of Shreveport, Louisiana. Pope Leo XIV has
Church documents 304 martyrs in Latin America so far this century
Historian Andrea Riccardi, founder of the Community of Sant’Egidio, says the Church is truly experiencing a “new era
Cardinal Czerny announced as first recipient of Pope Leo XIV Sustainability Medal
The recently retired prefect of the Vatican’s human development office will receive the award from the pope on
Pope Leo XIV marks 71st birthday with opening of water exhibit at Vatican Library
The pontiff launched the “AQVA Catastrophe and Wonder” exhibit on Sept. 14. Pope Leo XIV marked his 71st
Vatican Latin Mass permissions steady across papal transition
Thirty-four dioceses received permission for celebrations in parish churches in 2025 — unchanged from 2024 — with the
Pope Leo XIV repeals COVID-era pay cuts to Vatican cardinals
Pope Francis had instituted the cuts as an austerity measure in 2021. Pope Leo XIV has officially repealed
“Beauty heals the wounds of the heart”
Why does the Catholic Church need contemporary art? Speaking with EWTN Vatican at the Venice Biennale, Cardinal José
Pope Leo XIV remembers 9/11 victims, calls for peace and forgiveness
The pontiff marked the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks with prayers for the dead and
Vatican vegetable garden goes 100% organic
The move to biological farming techniques has been underway for several years in response to Pope Francis’ 2015
Pope Leo XIV sends greetings to Rome’s Jewish community for new year observances
In a telegram to Rome’s chief rabbi, Riccardo Di Segni, the pontiff wished the community blessings for Rosh
Synod study group proposes broader role for Catholics in bishops’ ad limina visits
Study Group 7 says bishops’ visits to Rome should be instruments of missionary conversion, communal discernment, and greater
St. Hildegard of Bingen Inspires the Vatican’s Mystical Garden in Venice
Just steps from the crowds and constant movement of Venice’s Santa Lucia railway station, visitors can enter an
Tintoretto and St. Roch: Inside One of Venice’s Great Catholic Treasures
VENICE — St. Mark the Evangelist may be the patron saint most closely associated with Venice, but throughout
Why the Vatican Brought St. Hildegard of Bingen to the Venice Biennale
VENICE — Known throughout the world for its canals, gondolas, Carnival and cinema, Venice is also home to
Pope Leo XIV on Freedom, Mary, Middle East Christians and His France Visit
This week at the Vatican, Pope Leo XIV addressed some of the challenges facing Western society, reflected on
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