Pope Leo XIV on Monday met with members of an international organization of clergy abuse survivors and advocates

The Vatican’s doctrine office announced Monday that a panel of five judges has been nominated to decide the

Pope Leo XIV addressed immigration policies and respect for vulnerable migrants in a meeting with Cardinal Blase Cupich

Pope Leo XIV sent a letter this week commending Catholic Charities USA for being “agents of hope” to

In the first major document of his pontificate, Pope Leo XIV writes that the poor are not only objects

Pope Leo XIV called Hamas’ attack on Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, an act of terrorism that cannot

Pope Leo XIV on Monday met with leaders of the Knights of Columbus, whom he thanked for their

Pope Leo XIV has permitted the Holy See’s main financial body to use financial institutions outside the Vatican

The Swiss Guards, who have protected popes for the last five centuries, now have a new uniform. The

The Catholic cardinal of Quebec said Tuesday that pastors are to be shepherds who help their people grow

As prefect, Father Mauro Mantovani will help run the Vatican’s library alongside the librarian, Archbishop Angelo Vincenzo Zani.

Bishop Frank Leo has been an auxiliary bishop in the Archdiocese of Montréal, Québec, since September 2022. Pope

The Vatican’s charity office has invited around 2,000 poor and marginalized people to a circus performance in Rome

Since July 2021, Cardinal Angelo Becciu has been on trial in the Vatican on several finance-related charges. Pope

Pope Benedict XVI’s essay on the Eucharist is part of a series of texts the pope emeritus wrote

‘He was always by my side, supporting me,’ the Pope said of the late pope emeritus during a

The students and Father Guy Julien Muluku were detained nearly 34 hours before being released shortly before 10

South Sudan has the largest refugee crisis in Africa. Pope Francis was greeted by cheers and ululations on

On the first day of his peace pilgrimage, Pope Francis begged the leaders of South Sudan to work

“Thank you, because you are a lung that helps the universal Church breathe!” Pope Francis said at his

Pope Francis’ message was read at the beginning of a Mass for consecrated men and women in Rome’s

Pope Francis interacted with an enthusiastic crowd of about 65,000 young people and adults, some of whom traveled

Catholics danced and sang songs, including a chant of “Maman Maria,” which means “Mama Mary” in French, as

Pope Francis urged the international community to give the central African country its autonomy while not turning a