Catholic News

Pope Leo XIV is to be awarded the Liberty Medal in Philadelphia on July 3, marking the 250th anniversary of the United States Declaration of Independence. He will deliver his acceptance address from the Vatican via live broadcast

The Catholic Herald

Pope Leo has said the protection of minors is no longer a discrete policy area but a test of the Church’s credibility, calling for safeguarding to be embedded in governance and culture across every level of the Church

A ruling of relative nullity leaves convictions in place but mandates a new phase of litigation in the Becciu case

Niwa Limbu

Ted Cruz has promoted a sprawling essay attacking Catholic integralism, but the claims conflate theology with extremism and misrepresent both the tradition and its place in the Church’s teaching

Thomas Edwards

Pope Leo XIV has moved into the Apostolic Palace with a small circle of trusted aides. As an Augustinian friar accustomed to community life, he is supported by priests and officials who form his household. Here is a closer look at those who help manage his daily work in the Vatican

The Catholic Herald

Pope Leo has moved into the Apostolic Palace which has been vacant since the beginning of Francis’s pontificate in 2013.

The Catholic Herald

The Archbishop of Vienna has suggested the Catholic Church should remain open to changes even to its commandments and laws if pastoral care is to lead people more deeply towards God

Niwa Limbu

Reports from Rome suggest Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical may be nearing publication and could appear shortly after Easter, with the document said to be in the final stages of revision

The Catholic Herald

Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò has defended an off-grid family in central Italy after a court removed their children

The Catholic Herald

After almost two years of controversy, the Poor Clare sisters of Belorado in northern Spain have departed their convent, ending almost 700 years of uninterrupted religious life in the town

Thomas Edwards