How to Receive Holy Communion Like A Saint! (Audio) —A Podcast by: Catholic Take
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Who is the patron saint of Pope Leo XIV’s final vows? — By: Catholic News Agency
Pope Leo XIV and St. Nicholas of Tolentine. / Credit: Daniel Ibáñez/EWTN News; Province of Our Mother of Good Counsel of the Augustinian Order Lima Newsroom, May 20, 2025 / 09:21 am (CNA). Perhaps many Catholics wonder who Pope Leo XIV’s favorite saint is. A Peruvian missionary priest who is a close friend and confidant…
Pope Leo Quotes Abu Dhabi —A Podcast by: OnePeterFive
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Pope Leo Quotes Abu Dhabi — By: OnePeterFive
Everyone was wondering if the next Pope would take the name Francis II. Now that this has not happened, we are all wondering how Pope Leo will deal with the legacy of his controversial predecessor. Yesterday Pope Leo made an address “to representatives of other churches and ecclesial communities and other religions” who had attended…
A Parish Is Paying The Price For Kicking Traditional Catholics Out —A Podcast by: Return to Tradition
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Pope Leo XIV’s connection to Spanish Civil War martyrs, Valley of the Fallen — By: Catholic News Agency
As prior of the Augustinians (below, in a white shirt), in 2003 Leo XIV visited the Valley of the Fallen with a group of young people. / Credit: Courtesy of Israel @profedeprimari on X Madrid, Spain, May 20, 2025 / 06:00 am (CNA). Pope Leo XIV carries on his pectoral cross, among others, a relic…
A Catholic Take | How to Receive Holy Communion Like A Saint! —A Podcast by: Catholic Take
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The Musical Creed of Nicaea — By: OnePeterFive
Above: modern Nicaea. Today marks the 1700th anniversary of the first Ecumenical Council—the Council of Nicaea (now İznik, Turkey), convened in 325. This historic gathering took place just a few years after Constantine’s Edict of Milan in 313, which granted the Church freedom of worship. Summoned by Emperor Constantine on May 20 of that year,…
The Council of Nicaea at 1,700 Years Old — By: Crisis Magazine
Perchance, you haven’t noticed. But for the past sixty years or so a pitched battle has been waged in the Church, something close to Jacobin revolution. Of course, its birth was simultaneous with a most prominent event. But even mentioning it would earn immediate censure, so, I will not. (So much for Synodal listening. I…
Pope Leo and the Hermeneutics of Continuity — By: Crisis Magazine
The speculations about what kind of pope Leo XIV will be range from outrageous scurrility to overenthusiastic embrace. I have read terrible things on the far end of the ultra “conservative” enclaves on the Internet and ridiculous things from the official liberal “Catholic” who seems to be whistling past the cemetery. Not only do some…
