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In pictures: Chicago White Sox celebrate Pope Leo XIV on 'Pope Hat Night'
The Chicago White Sox honoured Pope Leo XIV on Tuesday night, with a full-stadium ‘Pope hat’ giveaway and a host of other events highlighting the city’s Catholic culture
Christine Rousselle
White Sox celebrate Pope Leo XIV with ‘Pope Hat Night’
The Chicago White Sox are celebrating Pope Leo XIV with a special night featuring Pope hats, Catholic school students and a ‘Peace Be With You’ greeting
Christine Rousselle
The unexpected return of Christian heritage in popular culture
Erling Haaland’s interest in Norway’s Christian past reflects a growing desire among younger generations for faith, identity and permanence
Delphine Chui
World Cup heartbreak and our toxic culture of blame
From a childhood lesson in responsibility to England’s defeat by Argentina, the instinct to seek scapegoats says something troubling about modern public life
Clement Harrold
Who wins the World Cup of Catholicism: Spain or Argentina?
As these two countries compete for football’s greatest prize, another contest suggests itself: which nation can count itself as the more Catholic?
Andrew Cusack
Six saints for the Spain-Argentina World Cup final
Spain and Argentina meet in the World Cup final this evening, but the two footballing rivals share a rich Catholic heritage
Christine Rousselle
Five Catholic stars to watch in the World Cup final
From Lionel Messi to Ferran Torres, several of the stars taking to the pitch in Sunday's World Cup final are outspoken about the role faith plays in their lives
Christine Rousselle
Spain manager Luis de la Fuente says he will not pray for World Cup victory
Ahead of Sunday's World Cup final, Luis de la Fuente has spoken about the role his Catholic faith plays in his life and why he refuses to pray for a result
Christine Rousselle
Why the Church institutionalises joy
The joy shared by football supporters and basketball fans reveals a universal human longing for communion, one that the Church fulfils week after week through the liturgical life
Ruadhan Jones
Does God care who wins?
As the World Cup group stage draws to a close, Pope Leo’s June intention invites us to reflect on what victory and defeat reveal about the soul
David Hahn
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