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A wildly popular 15-year-old computer whiz is becoming the Catholic Church’s first millennial saint
On Sunday, Pope Leo XIV will canonization Carlo Acutis, making him the first millennial saint. Acutis shot to fame among many young Catholics, including those in the Pope’s hometown of Chicago, for being a relatable, modern-day role model, who used technology to spread the faith. (AP Video/ Jessie Wardarski)
A millennial saint? What to know about Carlo Acutis.
On Sunday morning in Vatican City, Pier Giorgio Frassati, an early 20th-century Italian author who died at age 24 of polio, will also be canonized alongside Acutis. The canonization of two people who died young comes as religion has been declining among young people,
Located in the Vatican's Borgo Laudato Si', the specialty restaurant is part of a papal return to the space. Recently opened ...
A survivor of clergy sex abuse in Peru brought her public campaign for reform to the American hometown of Pope Leo XIV.
A pair of well-known names in Chicago hospitality have been tabbed by the Vatican for a unique restaurant project. Celebrity ...
Since Aug. 22, Chicago White Sox fans have been able to easily spot the stadium seat where Pope Leo XIV sat when he watched ...
Amidst the publicity over the Sinner encounter (pun intended), it was revealed that the pontiff considered himself “quite the ...
A survivor of clergy sex abuse in Peru brought her public campaign for reform to the American hometown of Pope Leo XIV.
CHICAGO (AP) — A Peruvian survivor of clergy sex abuse brought her public campaign for reforms to the American hometown of Pope Leo XIV on Thursday, saying he failed in investigating her case ...
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