Pope Leo XIV Begins Papacy with Inaugural Mass Calling for Unity, Peace, and Justice
The first American pope in the history of the Catholic Church, Pope Leo XIV Begins Papacy with Inaugural Mass Calling for Unity, Peace, and Justice. Pope Leo XIV, officially began his papacy on Sunday with a deeply symbolic and moving inauguration Mass in St. Peter’s Square. The 69-year-old Chicago-born pontiff, formerly Cardinal Robert Prevost, delivered a homily that resonated with over 200,000 gathered pilgrims, clergy, and world leaders, calling for a “united church” and a global effort for reconciliation and justice.
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Pope Leo XIV Calls for Global Peace in First Sunday Address: “Never Again War”
In his first Sunday noon Pope Leo XIV Calls for Global Peace in First Sunday Address: "Never Again War." In the address as pontiff, Pope Leo XIV delivered a powerful plea for global peace, calling for a just resolution to the war in Ukraine, an immediate Gaza ceasefire, the release of all hostages, and welcoming the ceasefire between India and Pakistan.
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Who Will Lead the Catholic Church Next? A Look at the Top Contenders for Pope
The world eagerly waits to find out as to Who Will Lead the Catholic Church Next? A Look at the Top Contenders for Pope. As the world awaits the opening of the papal conclave on May 7, attention turns not only to who the next pope might be, but what kind of man he must be. The task of choosing a successor to Pope Francis is both spiritual and deeply human, calling for discernment, wisdom, and humility from the 120 cardinals entering the Sistine Chapel.
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