The cardinal is one of more than 70 Nigerian bishops who are meeting Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican in March for their ad limina visit.
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The study group calls for “new spaces” for women to exercise leadership in evangelization and administration in collaboration with ordained ministers.
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“Christians are called today to be co-workers for peace with Christ, who even in our day wishes to share that gift with humanity.”
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The one-day trip will be Pope Leo’s first international journey of 2026 and only the second of his pontificate, and it carries a packed itinerary.
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Archbishop Caccia has significant experience in the U.S., having served as the permanent observer of the Holy See to the United Nations in New York since 2020.
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A two-day academic conference “Artificial Intelligence: A Tool for Virtue?” was held March 5–6 at the Pontifical University of Saint Thomas Aquinas in Rome.
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“Today we lift up our prayer for peace in the world,” Pope Leo said.
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Pope Leo XIV met two sociologists who have co-authored a book of research on Catholics who attend the traditional Latin Mass in the United States.
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Catholic sisters from around the world are inviting people to join a livestreamed prayer for peace March 6 amid ongoing violence related to the U.S. and Israel-Iran war.
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ROME (OSV News) — The Vatican secretary of state appealed for peace and diplomacy on the fifth day of the U.S. and Israel-Iran war, warning that recognition of any country’s right …
