Tech industry workers gather to read Pope Leo’s A.I. encyclical
Three recent events brought together A.I. industry insiders from a variety of religious backgrounds and none at all for reflective readings of “Magnifica Humanitas.”
In Chiclayo, dueling restaurants claim to be Pope Leo’s favorite
Neighboring eateries claim to be “the pope’s restaurant” ahead of Leo’s visit to Chiclayo, where he served as bishop for eight years.
Christians should support investigating Trump’s corruption
Democrats should make clear that uncovering corruption is not a partisan issue but is instead an American one.
‘He is so excited’: What to expect from Pope Leo’s Peruvian homecoming
Pope Leo has dreamed of making this visit since his election on May 8, 2025.
Pope Leo celebrates Mass for more than two million at Argentine shrine of Our Lady of Luján
“Argentina, rise up and walk!” Pope Leo XIV spoke these words as he concluded his visit to Argentina with a Mass for two million people at the famous national shrine of Our Lady of Luján.
Be hot or cold, not lukewarm
A Reflection for the Memorial of Saint Elizabeth of Hungary, Religious, by Colleen Dulle
Unpacking our lives
A Reflection for the Memorial of Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini, by Ashley McKinless
Pope Leo tells Argentine youth: Stand firm, become saints, ‘go and proclaim’
Over 1 million young people gathered in Buenos Aires on Nov. 10 for an outdoor prayer vigil with the pope.
Charles Davis: Orthodoxy, anarchy and the wild world of Catholicism after Vatican II
When Charles Davis announced he was leaving both the priesthood and the Catholic Church in 1966, it was a bombshell—in part because he was such a recognized figure in the church.
After the midterms: Democrats’ success only means more work to do
It is heartening that the election results seem to reflect a growing recognition of the need to put aside partisanship in favor of the common good.
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