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Pope Leo XIV takes helm of Catholic Church amid a priest shortage in the U.S.
Rolwing's calling comes as the Catholic Church in the U.S. faces a serious priest shortage. Between 1970 and 2024, the number of priests fell by more than 40%, from 59,192 to 33,589, according to numbers from Georgetown's Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate, or CARA.
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‘The pope put us on the world’s radar’: Residents of Peruvian city talk about Pope Leo XIV’s impact on their dioceseBefore he became the new pope, Robert Prevost was the bishop of Chiclayo, a city in the north of Peru, where many describe ...
Pope Leo XIV warns that AI may threaten human dignity, urging the Catholic Church to respond with ethical clarity and protect ...
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Harris County Catholic shares excitement of Pope Leo XIV, hopes his election will have impact on churches hereHe is now known as Pope Leo XIV. While this is historic, Catholics in Houston share more on the impact this could ...
Before Cardinal Robert F. Prévost was Pope Leo XIV, he was a leader in the Augustinian order with connections to an Oklahoma ...
Once he came back to the Midwest, he held many Spanish masses at St. Mary’s. “Many of our priests can read the mass in ...
You don’t have to be a Catholic, a Christian, or even believe in God to feel the impact surrounding the announcement of the new pope. With 1.4 billion Catholics throughout the world, the pope is ...
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Creole Pope, Creole Saint? Pope Leo XIV and the Venerable Henriette DelilleThe impact of the news that the new Pope Leo XIV has Louisiana Creole roots in the 7th Ward of New Orleans was palpable even ...
The U.S.-born pope has signaled he will continue his predecessor’s work, but shows deference to tradition, too.
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