Pope Leo XIV is marking his first 100 days in office, showing a mix of continuity with and change from Pope Francis' papacy.

Before his brother was elected as the new Pope, John Prevost played Wordle and spoke on the phone with his brother daily.

One Jesuit's encounter with a cop, a cat and several fellow Catholics in search of a connection to the first American pontiff.

COMMENTARY: Since taking office in May, the Holy Father has served the Church more as a stabilizer than a disruptor.

When Pope Leo XIV surprised tens of thousands of young people at a recent Holy Year celebration with an impromptu popemobile ...

A Chicago native, only a cardinal for a short time, a Villanova graduate and an Augustinian friar, Prevost was set to be in ...

In the Footsteps of Pope Leo XIV,' a $150M faith-tourism route links 35 sites that celebrate nation’s first Peruvian pope ...

As Robert Prevost marks his 100th day as Pope Leo this weekend, the contours of his pontificate have begun to come into relief, primarily where he shows continuity with Francis and where he signals ...

Ahead of Leo’s May election, SNAP filed a formal complaint against then-Cardinal Robert Prevost with the Vatican secretary of state, alleging he abused ecclesiastical power in his handling of ...