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Pope Leo XIV
Pope Leo ends Francis-era curia appointment
Pope Leo has replaced Cardinal Konrad Krajewski as the head of the Vatican’s principal charitable office, appointing a relatively unknown Spanish prelate with an orthodox track record on Church teaching
Niwa Limbu
Pope Leo urges Roman parish to be a Church that ‘cares for her children’
Visiting a parish in one of Rome’s poorer districts, Pope Leo asked parishioners to put the Eucharist at the centre of parish life and to support young people and families facing hardship
The Catholic Herald
Pope Leo leads US approval ratings
The first American pontiff tops a national approval list that also includes leading political figures, comedian Stephen Colbert, and the Republican Party.
The Catholic Herald
Breaking the deadlock between Rome and the SSPX
The deadlock between Rome and the SSPX is about more than bishops alone: it reflects a wider struggle over obedience, doctrinal continuity and the place of tradition in the life of the Church
Dom Alcuin Reid
Pope Leo meets Latin Mass sociologists
Pope Leo XIV welcomed Professors Stephen Bullivant and Stephen Cranney, whose research focuses on Catholics attached to the Traditional Latin Mass, in a private audience at the Vatican
The Catholic Herald
Pope Leo’s much-needed call for peace amid Iran crisis at Angelus address
The Holy Father called for peace amid escalating international conflicts, including the crisis with Iran, and invoked the intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary
The Catholic Herald
Fresh challenges as Pope Leo XIV concludes his Lenten retreat
A week of reflection in the Pauline Chapel has unfolded against the backdrop of German synodal ambitions and an imminent papal journey to Africa
Michael Haynes
Pope Leo XIV said to be preparing first major Curia reshuffle
Reports in the Italian press suggest Pope Leo XIV is considering a series of senior curial appointments that would mark the first significant reorganisation of Curial leadership since his election
The Catholic Herald
The art of the slow papacy
Pope Leo XIV’s first year has brought no revolutions, but a shift in mood. Stabilisation, rather than spectacle, may prove the foundation of his papacy
Andrew Cusack
Pope Leo XIV publishes new volume on peace through HarperCollins
A new English-language collection of Pope Leo XIV’s writings, including a fresh introduction on the spiritual and practical meaning of peace, has been released by HarperOne and is now available in the United States and United Kingdom
The Catholic Herald
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