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Pope Leo XIV
Controlled consistory looms as Leo’s quip highlights Vatican’s disparity
A papal appeal for ecclesial unity, fresh details of the consistory and confirmation of a Peruvian journey have dominated the Vatican week
Michael Haynes
Leaked consistory schedule drops debate on ‘just war’ theory
The leaked schedule suggests the subject will be treated within a broader discussion of Magnifica humanitas
Thomas Colsy
What Pope Leo XIV did – and did not – say about ‘remigration’
Media coverage has flattened the Pope’s careful language on migration into a political slogan
Thomas Colsy
Archbishop Viganò: ‘I am not a schismatic’
Archbishop Viganò rejects excommunication in letter to Pope
Thomas Colsy
‘We must move forward’: Pope Leo and the SSPX impasse
To avoid a new ecclesial wound, the Vatican must make every effort to distinguish the Church’s irreformable teachings from prudential judgements that remain open to respectful criticism
Dom Alcuin Reid
Bad Bunny granted private audience with Pope Leo XIV in Madrid
Vatican spokesman Matteo Bruni confirmed that the singer Bad Bunny was received by Pope Leo XIV during events in Madrid attended by hundreds of thousands of faithful
Thomas Colsy
Pope Leo breaks silence on SSPX consecrations
Pope Leo XIV has publicly addressed the SSPX consecrations for the first time, identifying the Society’s rejection of elements of Vatican II as the principal obstacle to reconciliation
Michael Haynes
Pope Leo XIV: Valuing the unborn is the “goal of civilisation”
The Pope’s intervention comes as Spain continues to pursue some of Europe’s most permissive social policies
The Catholic Herald
Leo XIV’s Spanish voyage exceeds expectations
From vast Corpus Christi crowds in Madrid to meetings with migrants in the Canary Islands, Leo XIV used his visit to Spain to articulate a vision of faith, society and human dignity
Michael Haynes
AI is overhyped
Grand claims of AI’s revolution are less convincing than many suggest, but Pope Leo’s new encyclical raises the right questions about its impact on the human being
Luke Collins
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