How Latino Catholics helped flip the Texas border for Democrats
For Latino voters on the southern border, “immigration enforcement wasn’t a policy debate. It was a family member who was detained. It was an empty pew in the parish.”
Over 90 US lawmakers call for Pope Leo to address next Congress in bipartisan letter
“As the first ever American-born Pope, his unique perspective, and ties to our country, would serve as a unifying force for members of Congress,” the lawmakers said.
Pope Leo meets with President Milei, urges dialogue, on his first day in Argentina
In a powerful speech at the Palacio di Libertad, Pope Leo spoke about the role of “those who hold public office” and the need to “safeguard” democracy and concord in society, invest in education and avoid corruption.
Pope Leo XVI travels to Argentina, the homeland of Pope Francis
When Pope Leo’s plane touches down at 4.30 p.m., the bells of all the churches of Buenos Aires will peal out for 10 minutes to welcome him to Argentina.
Pope Leo calls for ‘creative courage’ in the evangelization of secular Uruguay
A Mass at París Londres Park in the city of Paysandú was the first of four major events for Pope Leo on Saturday
Pope Leo calls for universal health care ‘in every society’ in first address in Uruguay
Recalling his own recent cancer diagnosis, Leo drew attention to the fact that “sickness, disability, physical pain, loss of autonomy, poverty, unemployment or social exclusion can make it especially necessary that others offer help.”
Pope Leo’s Peruvian homecoming
In this week’s episode of “Inside the Vatican,” Colleen and Gerry preview Pope Leo’s planned visit to Uruguay, Argentina and Peru.
How did Jesus get over the trauma of the Cross?
The Mass is undoubtedly for us humans. But I wonder—I don’t know!—if the Mass is also somehow the thing that helped Jesus get through.
Review: John Green takes on Hollywood
His novel, “Hollywood, Ending,” charts a new path for John Green, offering a sharper social critique than his Y.A. work.
Should you use A.I. for your church bulletin? Experts see promise and problems
All kinds of businesses and organizations from coffee shops to dentist offices are using AI to create promotional flyers. Increasingly, Catholic parishes are, too.
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