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Pope Leo XIV’s Inaugural Mass Draws World Leaders and Catholic Faithful
The Vatican said some 200,000 people attended the Mass at St. Peter’s Square, which marked the start of the pontificate of the first American to lead the Roman Catholic Church. Vice President JD Vance was among the dignitaries.
Robert Prevost, the Chicago-born missionary, was elected the first pope from the United States in the history of the Catholic ...
Pope Leo XIV will preside over his inaugural mass today in front of St Peter’s Basilica, which marks the formal start of his ...
Then Leo came along. Plagued by the tempests of drugs, murder, corruption and other vices of biblical proportion ...
"He’s the one who gave me permission to stay there" in 2000, James M. Ray, the former priest, told the Chicago Sun-Times ...
Bishop Polanco celebrated his last Mass at the Teruel seminary and was arrested eight days later, remaining a prisoner of the ...
The US Commission on International Religious Freedom, an independent, bipartisan US government commission that monitors ...
In his homily, Leo said that he wanted to be a servant to the faithful through the two dimensions of the papacy, love and unity, so that the church could be a force for peace in the world.
The pontiff said he would face up to "the questions, concerns and challenges of today’s world" and, in a nod to conservatives ...
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