Pope Leo XIV, the first American pontiff for the Roman Catholic Church, will celebrate his inaugural mass on Sunday, according to the Vatican.

The Vatican said some 200,000 people attended the Mass at St. Peter’s Square, which marked the start of the pontificate of the first American to lead the Roman Catholic Church. Vice President JD Vance ...

Tens of thousands came to St. Peter’s Square to mark the official start of the pontificate of the first American to lead the Roman Catholic Church. Vice President JD Vance was among the dignitaries ...

Pope Leo XIV has declared himself a Roman as he completes the final ceremonial steps cementing his role as the bishop of Rome ...

As Pope Leo XIV is formally inaugurated, he vows to work for unity and peace at a time of polarization in the Catholic Church and the wider world, with leaders including Vice President Vance and ...

the first since an American was picked to lead the Roman Catholic Church in a selection that surprised and delighted many of his countrymen and women. At Sunday Mass, the landmark, Gothic-style ...

The mass in St Peter's Square marks the start of the pontificate of the first American to lead the Roman Catholic Church.

Sunday Mass canceled across Sri Lanka a week after ... in Philippine cathedral Two bombs minutes apart tore through a Roman Catholic cathedral on a southern Philippine island where Muslim ...

Pope Leo XIV marked his first full day as leader of the 1.4-billion-member Roman Catholic Church by celebrating Mass in the ... at 12 p.m. local time on Sunday, May 11, according to Vatican ...

The bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Tucson issued ... telling parishioners that it’s OK to miss Sunday Mass if they are sick. Bishop Edward J. Weisenburger issued the rules for pastors ...