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Courtney Mares
Michael Bublé calls meeting Pope Leo XIV ‘one of the greatest moments of my life’
Michael Bublé called meeting Pope Leo XIV on Friday “one of the greatest moments of my life,” adding
Pies and a baseball bat: The gifts Pope Leo XIV received on the papal flight to Turkey
Aboard the papal plane on Thanksgiving Day, Pope Leo XIV kicked off his first international trip — a
Pope Leo XIV recognizes martyrdom of 2 priests killed by Nazis
Father Ubaldo Marchioni was praying the rosary with a fearful congregation in the Church of Santa Maria Assunta
Pope Leo XIV warns AI could fuel ‘antihuman ideologies’ in medicine
Pope Leo XIV warned Monday that artificial intelligence could exacerbate “antihuman ideologies” in medicine as Catholic doctors and
Pope Leo XIV calls on Catholics to lead in ethical AI development
The story of a mother whose son committed suicide after interacting with a chatbot moved participants at an
Pope Leo XIV to offer All Souls’ Day Mass at Rome’s largest cemetery
Pope Leo XIV will celebrate All Souls’ Day with Mass for the faithful departed at Rome’s largest cemetery as
Pope Leo XIV: ‘The Church does not tolerate antisemitism’
Pope Leo XIV on Wednesday strongly condemned antisemitism during his general audience in St. Peter’s Square marking the
Pope Leo XIV urges university students to feed ‘hunger for truth and meaning’
Pope Leo XIV urged university students on Monday to feed their “hunger for truth and meaning,” lamenting that
Pope Leo XIV and King Charles III make history since Reformation
History was made in the Sistine Chapel on Thursday as Pope Leo XIV and King Charles III prayed
King Charles and Pope Leo XIV to pray together in historic ecumenical moment at Vatican
For the first time since the Protestant Reformation, a reigning British monarch and a pope will pray together
Pope Leo XIV canonizes 7 new saints, including first from Venezuela and Papua New Guinea
Pope Leo XIV proclaimed seven new saints on Sunday before an estimated 70,000 people in St. Peter’s Square,
Pope Leo XIV hails Roma, Sinti, and Travelers’ faith amid marginalization
At the Vatican’s Jubilee of Roma, Sinti, and Travelers, Pope Leo XIV praised pilgrims for their deep trust
Pope Leo XIV says first canonized couple give example of ‘marriage as a path to holiness’
At a time when the world offers “many counter-examples” of what a healthy marriage should look like, Pope
PHOTOS: White rose petals fall from ceiling of Rome basilica to mark fourth-century miracle
According to tradition, the miracle involved a miraculous snowfall in Rome on Aug. 5 in the year 358.
Vatican-China agreement on bishops renewed for another four years
The Vatican announced Tuesday the renewal of its agreement with China on the appointment of Catholic bishops for
Pope at Mass in South Sudan: In the name of Jesus, lay down the weapons of hatred
Pope Francis urged Christians in the war-torn South Sudan to make a decisive contribution to changing history by
Cardinal Zen hospitalized in Hong Kong after returning from Benedict XVI’s funeral
The 91-year-old cardinal wrote on his blog on Jan. 31 that he is receiving treatment in the hospital
Pope Francis decries culture that ‘throws away’ unborn children, elderly, poor
In his Sunday Angelus address, Pope Francis decried a culture that “throws away” unborn children, the elderly, and
Pope Francis expresses sorrow over ‘spiral of death’ in the Holy Land
In his Sunday Angelus address, the pope expressed “great sorrow” for the death of Palestinians killed in an
Pope Francis offers condolences for Monterey Park shooting
The pope sent a telegram to L.A. Archbishop José Gomez on Jan. 25 expressing his sadness and assuring
‘Being homosexual is not a crime,’ Pope Francis reiterates in new interview
The interview with the Associated Press covered a wide range of topics, including laws that criminalize homosexuality and
Controversial priest to lead October retreat for bishops at start of synod
Father Timothy Radcliffe, whose statements on homosexuality have previously sparked controversy, will lead a three-day retreat to kick
Pope Francis: To stay with Jesus requires the courage to leave our sins
Following Jesus “means giving up the time wasted on so many useless things,” the pope said. In his
Meet the six newest venerable servants of God in the Catholic Church
Pope Francis declared six Catholics as venerable servants of God on Thursday, moving them each one step closer
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