Pope Leo XIV’s Hometown Purchases His Childhood Home
Newly elected Dolton Mayor Jason House said on July 10 that a steering committee would be formed in order to plan how to manage the property, which will become a historic site open to the public.
Results from Tag: 'papal history'
Leo XIV to Return to the Popes’ Summer Getaway
Popes have used the estate at Castel Gandolfo as a summer residence since the 17th century. Pope Francis broke from that tradition, but now Pope Leo XIV is reviving it.
All Eyes on Sunday: Leo XIV’s First Words May Cast His Image on Church’s Future
COMMENTARY: Papal initiation homilies have long served as moments of clarity, not only inaugurating a pontificate but auguring its direction.
Where the Popes Are Buried
Pope Francis wouldn’t be the first pope to have his mortal remains be interred in the Basilica of St. Mary Major.
‘A Life of Service to God in Jesus Christ’: Churchman Reflects on Witnessing Work of 6 Popes and History in the Making
BOOK PICK: ‘Six Popes: A Son of the Church Remembers’
The Demise of the Papal States Was a Gift to the Church
COMMENTARY: Blessed Pius IX inaugurated a new era for the Church by dissolving the Papal States.
Artifact Collection Offers Fascinating Look at Papal History
The mission of one priest highlights the past and popes.
The Popes, Geneva and the World Council of Churches
COMMENTARY: Pope Francis’ visit to Switzerland builds on the legacy of his predecessors.
History Made: Philippine Crowd for Pope Francis Hits 6-7 Million
In his homily at the Jan. 18 Mass, described as ‘the largest event of the history of the popes,’ the Pope called for the protection of the family.
