A leaked document that was distributed to cardinals during Pope Leo XIV's first extraordinary consistory shows that any ...
Vatican says leaked documents were only part of information Pope Francis used to restrict Latin Mass
FILE - Nuns stand next to copies of L'Osservatore Romano newspaper with headlines in Latin of Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican, Friday, May 9, 2025, a day after he was elected as the first North American ...
The debate surrounding the traditional Latin Mass within the Catholic Church has intensified significantly in the early days of Pope Leo XIV’s pontificate. It follows the alleged leak of Vatican ...
Pope Leo XIV, the Catholic Church's first ever American leader, appears to signal a more inclusive leadership style than his predecessor.
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Pope calls for unity on controversial policy as Latin Mass remains under threat
Pope Leo XIV closed the Holy Wear on Wednesday with his first meeting with the world’s cardinals at a two-day extraordinary consistory focused on aspects of Church teaching that many traditional ...
VATICAN CITY -- Pope Leo XIV on Wednesday opened a new phase of his pontificate by gathering the world’s cardinals to Rome and indicating some reform-minded priorities by calling the modernizing ...
A top American cardinal celebrated a traditional Latin Mass this weekend in St. Peter's Basilica with the explicit permission of Pope Leo XIV, thrilling traditionalist Catholics who felt abandoned ...
The debate surrounding the traditional Latin Mass within the Catholic Church has intensified significantly in the early days of Pope Leo XIV’s pontificate. It follows the alleged leak of Vatican ...
Vatican says leaked documents were only part of information Pope Francis used to restrict Latin Mass
ROME — Leaked documents seemingly undermining Pope Francis' stated reason for restricting the old Latin Mass provided an incomplete reconstruction of the evidence that informed his 2021 decision to ...
Vatican says leaked documents were only part of information Pope Francis used to restrict Latin Mass
ROME (AP) — The publication of the documents this week revived the debate in the Catholic Church over the Latin Mass, suggesting that whoever leaked them aimed to put pressure on Pope Leo XIV to ...
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