How Does Pope Leo Take His Coffee?
Coffee may not have originated in Peru, but the South American country is now among the top 10 global producers of java juice.
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JD Vance’s Pitch for a National Reversion
In ‘Communion,’ the vice president and Catholic convert argues that America should follow his lead by returning to its Christian roots
Capizzi Pick Reassures Notre Dame Catholic Identity Advocates
Supporters say the selection of Catholic University theologian Joe Capizzi to lead the McGrath Institute signals continuity with John Cavadini’s vision.
African Member of Synod Group Did Not Help Draft Homosexuality Text
Congolese Sister Josée Ngalula did not participate in drafting the controversial section of the final report, despite being a member of the study group.
‘Pope Leo the _____’: Assessing the Leonine Pontificate, One Year In
Six Catholic experts ‘fill in the blank’ on the major themes of Pope Leo so far.
Douthat: Pope Leo’s Election Suggests ‘American Situation’ Is the Church’s Future
The Church in America’s ability to ‘compete’ amidst pluralism and cultural conflict may be a model for Catholics worldwide, ‘The New York Times’ commentator told EWTN News.
Following the Trail of the Holy Father in ‘Pope Leo’s Peru’
The EWTN News documentary, which debuts on May 1, tells the story of how our American Pope was shaped by this South American country.
Between a Pope and a President: Why Vance Faces a Complicated Catholic Candidacy
ANALYSIS: Vance’s engagement with Pope Leo highlights a challenge that the vice president faces as a Catholic politician — especially one attempting to make his faith a centerpiece of his political aspirations.
Before Becoming Bishop, Pope Leo Kept an All-Night Vigil With This Saint
On the eve of his ordination in Chiclayo, the future Pope traveled to a small town in northern Peru to pray before a relic of St. Turibius of Mogrovejo, a missionary bishop whose example would shape his own.
Lay Leader Who Criticized Cardinal Cupich Phased Out of Catholic Conference Board
Loyola University Chicago law professor John Breen will leave after nearly 13 years; sources say the move follows his public criticism of plans to honor Sen. Dick Durbin.
