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At Chicago baseball stadium, Pope Leo makes his first pitch to America
Pope Leo XIV - known here as Bob Prevost from the South Side - will address a packed baseball stadium Saturday, greeting a U.S. audience directly for the first time and offering a glimpse of the potential impact of the first American papacy.
Half of Democrats and 40% of Republicans view Pope Leo XIV positively, reflecting a lack of partisan divide among Catholics.
After the white smoke cleared, Brown papal historian David Kertzer reflected on the significance of an American pope, how the ...
How will Pope Leo XIV deal with the Catholic bishops in the US who resisted the pastoral priorities set by his Argentine ...
COMMENTARY: Not since 1808 when Bishop John Carroll was the bishop of Baltimore — then the only diocese in the United States ...
The pope must defend the family from the state‘s attacks while promoting peace and asserting independence from state power.
In her latest column installment, Chan analyzes the rise of conservative Christian nationalism and reflects on why the new ...
The Vatican doesn’t tax its residents or issue bonds, and it's got a very big budget problem. It primarily finances the ...
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