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Pope Leo XIV Appeals for 'No More War' in First Sunday Message
Pope Leo XIV appealed to the world's major powers for "no more war", in his first Sunday message to crowds in St. Peter's Square since his election as pontiff. The new pope, elected on May 8, called for an "authentic and lasting peace" in Ukraine and a ceasefire in Gaza and release of all Israeli hostages.
In his first audience with the press, the pontiff renewed his support for a more peaceful world and quoted his predecessor, ...
Pope Leo XIV held his first public audience with members of the media, saying the church stood in solidarity with them for ...
Pope Leo XIV’s first signals about the style and substance of his pontificate show why he won such broad assent at the ...
Pope Leo was born in the United States, but for his adopted nation of Peru, he is a “Chiclayano” – a son of the bustling ...
Pope Leo XIV, in his first address to the media, on Monday, urged journalists to focus on reporting the truth instead of ...
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He is a man formed by his experience in the church of Chicago, especially the south side,’ writes Mark Francis, CSV.
Pope Leo XIV has called for the release of imprisoned journalists in his first address to members of the media at the Vatican ...
The new pope, speaking to thousands in St. Peter’s Square, echoed themes that Francis, his predecessor, regularly addressed.
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Tens of thousands of faithful Catholics gathered in St. Peter’s Square to watch Pope Leo XIV deliver the first Sunday ...
Pope Leo XIV is set to give the first news conference of his pontificate, a day after his inaugural Sunday address.
"This is more than a Catholic triumph; it’s a cultural watershed for the United States," writes Christopher Hale.
Ukrainians had criticised Francis for calling Ukrainians and Russians “brothers” — a term used by Russian President Vladimir ...
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