Before you read on, take the pledge to be a Pope Leo voter on Nov. 3, and see where your candidates stand in our Catholic voter guides. Pope Leo XIV has requested a mail ballot to vote in next Tuesday’s midterm…
The Pope is registered to vote in Illinois, where he last lived in the United States before moving to Peru in 2015 Pope Leo XIV requests mail-in ballot for US midterm elections The Pope is registered to vote in Illinois, where…
Pope Leo XIV thanks the faithful during his weekly general audience in St. Peter’s Square at The Vatican, Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2026. Pope Leo XIV hasn’t visited the Chicago area since he was elected to the papacy last year, but could he…
Oct 29, 2026 at 09:16 PM EDT Pope Leo XIV requested a mail ballot for Illinois' November 3 midterm election, potentially putting the head of the Catholic Church on course to become the first pope known to cast a vote in a secular election…
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Cardinal Blase Cupich, Archbishop of Chicago, will participate on October 29 in a gala at which the archdiocese will present the Nostra Aetate award to businessman Michael J. Sacks, president and chief executive officer of GCM Grosvenor, who has donated $600,000 to fund…
A balance between economic growth, the welfare of people, and the environment must be the norm. If this equilibrium is maintained, then social responsibility is accomplished. Community responsibility is valued because it helps prepare for shocks, improves trust between residents…
Recruits to the Vatican force go through rigorous physical and mental training in order to protect the pope. The pope’s personal security, the Pontifical Swiss Guard, has lengthened its training for new recruits amid increased concerns over optics in an…
Archbishop James Golka says Colorado’s universal preschool programme unfairly excludes Catholic schools, forcing families to pay fees that other parents can cover with state funding The United States Supreme Court could save Catholic education in Colorado, Archbishop James Golka of…
In the Pillar interview, Martin tells two stories along these lines, what Mark Twain would call “stretchers” and I would call, well, lies. In story one, a young homosexually inclined man goes to Mass and hears “some really hateful things…
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