COMMENTARY: In a blunt address to diplomats, the new Pope defends the dignity of life, the family and the most vulnerable — calling the world to moral sanity.

Who does the pope support? Doubts over Leo’s football club during audience with Napoli - Napoli clinched its fourth Serie A ...

Rising authoritarianism, armed conflicts, and technological upheaval are eroding the foundations of international law. One ...

Happily, Pope Leo looks set to follow the lead of his predecessor: offering respect to other faiths (even to atheists); elevating women’s roles in the church; denouncing war and the Gaza catastrophe; ...

The choice of a new name is an opportunity for newly elected popes to hint at their agenda for the Catholic Church. In 2005, ...

I don’t think he’s the kind of man who sends coded messages,” Cardinal Michael Czerny says in this exclusive interview with ...

This week on “,” Zac and Ashley chat with Mark Francis, C.S.V., who attended Catholic Theological Union with Leo XIV (then ...

Whether mainline Protestant warmth toward the new pope is a result of convergence on social justice issues or pride in the ...

The 133 cardinal electors sequestered in the Sistine Chapel elected a new pope May 8. The choice was a surprise — ...

In an interview with New York Times’ Ross Douthat, Vice President JD Vance opened up about how his Catholic faith informs his ...

Pope Leo I helped to ensure that Catholicism would outlast the Roman Empire. His name is a reminder that our faith rises ...

(RNS) — It was a moment we had been told never to expect: An American cardinal, Robert Prevost, stepped onto the balcony of ...