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 taught that human dignity excludes self-centered isolation, calling for solidarity and a life centered on gift of self.

Pope Leo XIV told newly ordained bishops that their most essential mission before all responsibilities is to remain with Jesus as disciples.

Pope Leo XIV warned of a Western paradox where absolute individual autonomy coexists with a growing fear of judgment and nonconformity.

In the foreword to a new edition of the youth catechism YouCat, on the subject of love and marriage, Pope Leo XIV goes to the heart of the vocation to love: serving through a generous gift of self.

A Synod study group proposes involving the whole People of God in preparing bishops’ ad limina visits to Rome for greater co-responsibility.

Pope Leo XIV sent greetings to Chief Rabbi Riccardo Di Segni and Rome’s Jewish community for Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, and Sukkot.

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