The tiny principality of Monaco has survived invasions, revolutions and world wars, but now must reach out and share its faith and riches, Pope Leo XIV said.
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The sanctity of life, from conception to its natural end, must be defended, especially now, in a world marked by “the madness of war,” Pope Leo XIV said.
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Pope Leo XIV greeted and reminisced with 10 of his 82 former classmates after the general audience in St. Peter’s Square March 18.
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Believing problems and differences can be resolved with war is absurd, Pope Leo XIV said, chastising those who use God’s name in their dark and deadly pursuits.
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Of the many traditions and penitential practices observed during the season of Lent, one of the more visible is the stark change in church decor and a complete absence of …
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The faithful can find strength in the Eucharist, “and may the Gospel, which springs forth in us as a source of truth, help each of us to open our eyes.”
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More than 50 years before the first Paralympic Games were held, the Vatican had already hosted what might have been the very first international sporting and gymnastics event with athletes …
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In a fractured world threatened by war, Christians can strengthen their bonds of unity to show the world that peace is possible, Cardinal Blase J. Cupich of Chicago said.
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Pope Leo was visiting the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord Jesus Christ in the working-class neighborhood of Quarticciolo in Rome March 1.
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For Pope Leo’s first audience, more than 1,800 came, and since then pilgrims have continued to come in larger numbers than ever.”
