Pope Leo brings message of peace
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Pope Francis remains a revered figure, even after his demise. It was quite evident during the recent Leitz Photographica Auction, when a camera that he rarely used ended up raking in about $7.5 million (6.
Numerous notable people from the business, academic, and political worlds left the world mourning this year.Among all the notable figures was Pope Francis who left millions of people around the globe in tears earlier this year and as the year
Pope Leo XIV, like his two immediate predecessors, visited the so-called Blue Mosque in Turkey's capital; he spent about 20 minutes inside but did not appear to pause for prayer as Pope Benedict XVI and Pope Francis had done.
A blindingly white-and-silver Leica camera owned by the late Pope Francis sold at a European auction this weekend for about $7.5 million, nearly 100 times its estimate.
Pope Leo XIV's first foreign trip evidenced profound echoes of his predecessor, Pope Francis. Still, we are also starting to see points of difference emerge as well. Leo is not Francis 2.0. Leo is Leo.
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Reporter’s Notebook: On the papal plane and beyond — covering Pope Leo XIV’s first foreign trip
American-born Pope Leo's first foreign trip ends in Lebanon with emotional plea for hope as locals ask Vatican not to forget their struggling nation.
Pope Leo XIV is visiting holy sites in Lebanon on Monday as he seeks to recognize the importance of the country's religious pluralism and also send a message to Christians not to abandon the region.
Pope Leo XIV and Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew of Constantinople met at the patriarchal seat in the ancient Phanar quarter on Saturday to sign a joint declaration affirming their commitment to achieving communion between the two churches.
Leica has just sold a unique M-A camera belonging to the late Pope Francis to raise millions for charity – here's what it looks like.
Pope Leo revealed on Tuesday that at the moment of his election as leader of the 1.4 billion-member Catholic Church, he turned to God with a simple message: "You're in charge and you lead the way".
The best way to describe him is as the anti-polarization pope. His biggest issues are peace and unity. He knows he’s operating in a context where very few world leaders are talking that way. It’s not a collaborative world. He’s looking at a polarized landscape and responding to it.