ALGIERS, Algeria — Pope Leo XIV on Monday presented himself to Algeria’s diplomatic corps and civil society as “a pilgrim of peace,” urging a more just international order, warning against exclusion and inequality, and praising those who refuse to be “blinded by power or wealth.” Peace remained the central theme of the pope’s first day…
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“Even Just One of These Children” is the title chosen by Pope Leo XIV for the 112th World Day of Migrants and Refugees, which will be held on Sept. 27. As reported by the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development in an April 9 statement, the title chosen by the pontiff makes direct reference to…
ALGIERS — Pope Leo XIV arrived in Algeria on Monday and delivered his first address in the country at the Maqam Echahid Martyrs’ Monument, where he urged forgiveness and said that “the future belongs to men and women of peace.” The visit marked the first time a pope has set foot in Algeria. After a…
Bishop Juan Ignacio Liébana of Chascomús in Argentina issued a “message to young people wishing to enter politics” in which he reflected on the characteristics that those aspiring to undertake the task must possess, with particular emphasis on the common good. The prelate, who is also a member of the Social Pastoral Commission, noted in…
ABOARD THE PAPAL FLIGHT — Pope Leo XIV said Monday that he will continue to speak out “loudly” against war, stressing that his role is to preach the Gospel, not to enter into political disputes. Speaking to journalists aboard the papal flight to Algiers on April 13, the pope responded to a question about a…
Pope Leo XIV kicks off his first papal trip to Africa in Algeria on Monday, spending two days there before visiting Cameroon, Angola, and Equatorial Guinea. Here are seven key things to know about the tiny but lively Catholic Church he’s about to meet: 1. Catholics are a tiny flock in this huge country. Algeria…
Do you believe that you can be truly happy? When I was 5 years old, I memorized this line from the Baltimore Catechism in response to the question “Why did God make you?”: God made me to know, love, and serve Him in this world and to be happy with Him forever in the next….
When he began his massive assault on Iran, the president was confident in its ultimate success. He had been advised that the Iranian people were deeply dissatisfied with their government and were groaning under the weight of an unwanted clerical autocracy. Furthermore, the country was in political disarray, racked by internal conflict, and would easily…
OnePeterFive Podcast President Trump against Pope Leo, on Behalf of Catholicism? 00:00 / 00:13:11 US President Donald Trump made one of his characteristic… Source Read More
