Pope Francis

Jacob Rees‑Mogg calls Latin Mass hatred “the peculiarity of a few ageing liberals”

jacob rees‑mogg, the member of parliament for north east somerset from 2010 to 2024, has described hatred of the latin mass as a “peculiarit...
The Catholic Herald

Pope Leo issues statement following attack on Gaza Catholic church

in a telegram sent on behalf of pope leo by cardinal secretary of state pietro parolin, his holiness expressed deep sorrow for the loss of l...
The Catholic Herald

405 men to be ordained in the USA in 2025

According to CARA, 405 U.S. men will be ordained in 2025, with 80% diocesan and 20% religious order ordinands.
The Catholic Herald

Pope Leo calls for ‘path to unity’ during meeting with Orthodox and Catholic pilgrims from the U.S.

pope leo xiv pledged to “pursue the path of unity and fraternal charity” during a meeting in castel gandolfo with orthodox and catholic cler...
Charles Collins

Gaza Catholic church attacked in Israeli raid

Israeli strike hits Gaza’s only Catholic church; priest injured, four seriously wounded, two women reportedly killed.
Thomas Edwards

Pope praises Italian military at Mass in Castel Gandolfo

Remembering the anniversary of the proclamation of the Virgo Fidelis – Faithful Virgin – as the patroness of the Italian military police, Pope Leo XIV praised their dedication for helping those in “dangerous conditions”.
Charles Collins

Pope Leo calls for a ‘revolution of love’ during Mass in Castel Gandolfo

pope leo xiv says the world needs a “revolution of love” and reflected on the parable of the good samaritan while celebrating mass at the pa...
Charles Collins

Poland leads Europe in priestly vocations as 208 set for Ordination in 2025

Poland to ordain 206 priests in 2025, more than any country in Europe, with Tarnów diocese leading with 13 ordinations
The Catholic Herald

What now for the Synodal Path?

Peter Day-Milne considers synodality through the eyes of Ignatius of Antioch
Peter Day-Milne

Gratitude and encouragement: a change of papal tone

Pope Leo spurns populism for a more institutional style of leadership, says John L. Allen
John Allen