Church and labor leaders called at the Vatican for a direct worker voice in AI adoption to safeguard jobs, rights, and human dignity.

Pope Leo XIV praised modern Christian martyrs as great evangelizers, stressing that their lived faith speaks more powerfully than ideology.

Pope Leo XIV urged love and respect for those who think differently, warning against delegating human conscience to AI and algorithms.

Before the name Pope Leo XIV, there was Robert Francis Prevost, an Augustinian priest whose story was deeply rooted in Rome.

A new Vatican note marks 60 years of Nostra Aetate, urging a renewed ethic of interreligious dialogue without erasing differences.

Pope Leo XIV appointed Newark Auxiliary Bishop Michael Saporito to lead the Diocese of Metuchen and accepted Bishop Malone’s resignation.

The Vatican has documented 304 martyrs in Latin America this century, honoring those killed defending faith, the poor, and creation.

Pope Leo XIV marked his 71st birthday by inaugurating “AQVA,” a contemporary art exhibition on water at the Vatican Apostolic Library.

Cardinal Michael Czerny will receive the inaugural Pope Leo XIV Sustainability Medal from Villanova University for his ecological leadership.

Pope Leo XIV officially repealed the COVID-era salary cuts imposed on Vatican cardinals and Curia officials by Pope Francis in 2021.

Vatican Traditional Latin Mass permissions remained steady at 34 dioceses in 2025 during the papal transition, led by the United States.

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