In a world full of possibilities, yet still marked by injustice and fear, Pope Leo XIV said young Christians are called to transform the world with love.
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Members of the Chicago-based Coalition for Spiritual and Public Leadership gave him an album containing the items when they met with the pope Oct. 28.
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From horse-drawn ornate wooden carriages to a bulletproof all-electric vehicle, the papal modes of transport have evolved to keep the pope safe, seen and saving the planet.
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“Obviously a visit to the United States is very likely, I would say, in the not-too-distant future,” said Archbishop Paul R. Gallagher, the Vatican’s secretary for relations with states and …
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A bipartisan bill in the U.S. House of would extend temporary protected status for eligible Ukrainians by redesignating protections until July 1, 2029.
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A U.S.-based Catholic ministry has new online resources to help lay Catholics understand mental health struggles and how to better accompany those seeking help.
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Reason, memory and critical thinking are “fundamental for both faith and mission,” the pope told students from the pontifical universities of Rome.
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Pope Leo XIV’s journey to France aimed to show that a joyful or serene rebirth is always possible even after tremendous tragedy or terrible suffering, he said.
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“Communication is not just about words; it involves the entire person and asks us to look, hear and feel again in order to answer Christ’s call.”
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“A community in which everything depends on the priest is a fragile community, and presiding over does not mean doing everything.”
