Locals in Chiclayo, Peru, have fond memories of Leo’s work as bishop, but some question his record responding to abuse.

The last three pontiffs each chose very different paths between Rome and home.

Leo’s commitments present a challenge to the nationalism and isolationism currently promoted by the White House.

The election of Pope Leo XIV, a U.S. expat, serves as a timely reminder for all Americans overseas. Ensure you're compliant ...

The Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests, or SNAP, called on the pope to enshrine in canon law that the Catholic ...

A sexual abuse survivors' group accuses Pope Leo XIV of failing to properly investigate abuse claims during his time with the ...

VATICAN CITY — Chicago-born Pope Leo XIV called for humanitarian aid to be allowed into war-torn Gaza, decrying the violence and suffering in the Middle East during his first general audience as pope ...

The future Pope Leo XIV’s nine years of service were so well-regarded by the Peruvians of Chiclayo that they considered their former Bishop, the American Robert Prevost, a true “Chiclayano.” ...

Pope Leo XIV holds his first general audience in St. Peter’s Square on Wednesday, issuing an appeal for Gaza, which he calls ...

Shocking claims tie Pope Leo XIV to a scandalous priest placement just blocks from a school, raising questions about the ...

Survivors of clergy sexual abuse amplified calls Tuesday for a global zero-tolerance policy from the new ...