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Pope Leo XIV Faces an Early Challenge: How to Deal With Pope Francis’ Restrictions on the Latin Mass
Several options are available to the Holy Father, who has pledged to heal divisions and build bridges within the Church.
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Pope Leo XIV blessed the 159 cyclists competing in the Giro d’Italia as the three-week race’s final stage began with an unprecedented ride through the Vatican gardens behind St.
Pope Leo XIV met with the National Italian American Foundation on Wednesday and blessed their work in continuing the spiritual and cultural legacy of their ancestors.
In a short address in Italian, Pope Leo praised cycling as an important sport, reminding the world-class athletes that they are models for many young people.
Pope Leo XIV is visiting the papal summer palace south of Rome. His visit is fueling speculation about whether he will use it himself to escape Rome's heat or keep the hilltop estate as a museum and environmental center.
Even when it seems we are able to do little in life, it is always worthwhile. There is always the possibility to find meaning, because God loves our life,” Leo said.
Pope Leo XIV hasn't forgotten his responsibilities as a Peruvian citizen: He updated his national registration information Friday with his new Vatican address and a headshot. Peru’s national registry agency said in a statement that the pope updated his information as part of the South American country's efforts to keep track of Peruvian citizens around the world.
Leo blessed the 159 cyclists competing in the Giro d’Italia on Sunday as the three-week race’s final stage began with an unprecedented ride through the Vatican gardens behind St.
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amNewYork on MSNPope Leo XIV is making an impact on Catholics in NYC and around the world a month into his papacyIt has been nearly a month since Pope Leo XIV was elected head of the Catholic Church, and he has already been leaving an indelible mark on his 1.5 million followers around the world. The first American pope in history,