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The failed missionary plan that led to Leo XIV, our first U.S. pope
By then, Considine had become head of the U.S. bishops’ Latin America Bureau. He worked with the onetime Catholic priest and controversial social theorist Ivan Illich, who, after being uninvited by bishops in Puerto Rico, took his plans to open a missionary school for priests to Cuernavaca, Mexico.
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The Common Sense Papacy? In First Month, Leo XIV Appears To Pluck From Both Francis And BenedictAgostino Giovagnoli, a professor of Church history at Milan’s Catholic University of the Sacred Heart, described the more ...
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The conclave was easy, say Francis allies, who see Leo as natural successorZuppi was Francis’ peace envoy to Ukraine and works closely with the Community of St. Egidio. He was considered a favorite to ...
AI-generated videos and audios of Pope Leo XIV are populating rapidly online, racking up views as platforms struggle to ...
Pope Leo may bring unique insight to the problem of polarization in the U.S. and in the U.S. church, analysts say.
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Pope Leo XIV Criticizes Nationalism, Echoes Familiar Calls For Peace Without Naming NamesMass before tens of thousands in St. Peter’s Square, Pope Leo XIV took aim at the rise of “political nationalisms,” though he ...
Pope Leo XIV has criticized the surge of nationalist political movements in the world as he prayed for reconciliation and ...
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