Pope Leo
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- South Florida crew delivers supplies to Colombia after deadly earthquake
A South Florida crew delivered essential supplies to people recovering from a deadly 7.5-magnitude earthquake in Colombia. The mission utilized donated resources, including a plane and fuel from various groups. Supplies were specifically concentrated on assisting rescue teams searching for missing people following the quake.
- Pope Leo promotes archbishop who barred Pelosi from Communion to one of Vatican’s highest courts
Pope Leo promoted Salvatore Cordileone, an archbishop who barred Nancy Pelosi from receiving Holy Communion in 2022 due to her pro-abortion stance, to one of the Vatican’s highest courts. The decision relates to a 2022 incident in the San Francisco Archdiocese.
- Immigration policy must balance dignity with the rule of law
Frank Mazur writes to the editor disagreeing with Pope Leo’s criticism of U.S. immigration policy, arguing nations must enforce laws, secure borders, and protect citizens. He cites St. Thomas Aquinas’ views on citizenship and warns of risks from individuals not aligned with national values. Mazur advocates for a balanced policy upholding dignity, safety, and the rule of law.
- [US] Is my friend the victim of a Brazilian romance scam?
Mark, a Texas resident, is in a long-distance relationship with Marie, a Brazilian woman he met on Bumble. Marie communicates exclusively via a translating app, avoids video calls for Leo, and insists on meeting in Brazil despite Mark's father offering to fund a flight to America or Europe. Red flags include Marie's irritation when advised to limit late-night texting and her refusal to meet outside Brazil, though no money exchange has been confirmed.
- The immorality of world leaders is contagious. Thank heavens for the pope | Simon Tisdall
The article highlights the moral failings of leaders like Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin, and Benjamin Netanyahu, who exhibit violence, lack compassion, and reject basic moral standards. It contrasts them with Pope Leo, described as a rare figure of moral leadership in a world dominated by immoral political actors.
- Pope Leo spends July Fourth at migrant cemetery in Italy, meets with U.S. ambassador
Pope Leo spent July Fourth at a migrant cemetery in Italy and met with the U.S. ambassador, who presented him with a commemorative baseball, apple pie, and a U.S. World Cup jersey. The pope previously visited the Sicilian island of Lampedusa.
- Pope Leo spends July Fourth at migrant cemetery in Italy, meets with U.S. ambassador
Pope Leo visited a migrant cemetery in Italy on July Fourth and met with the U.S. ambassador to the Holy See, who presented him with a commemorative baseball, apple pie, and a U.S. World Cup jersey.
- Pope Leo takes ANOTHER shot at Trump as he sends 'heartfelt congratulations' to America on 250th independence anniversary
Pope Leo criticized Trump again and sent 'heartfelt congratulations' to America on its 250th independence anniversary.
- Pope Leo takes ANOTHER shot at Trump as he sends 'heartfelt congratulations' to America on 250th independence anniversary
Pope Leo criticizes Donald Trump again and sends heartfelt congratulations to America on its 250th independence anniversary.
- Pope Leo marks 4th of July by praying in Lampedusa for migrants who died
Pope Leo, the first US-born pope, traveled to the Sicilian island of Lampedusa to pray at a migrant cemetery. He celebrated a solemn Mass for the island’s residents and newest arrivals.
- Pope Leo urges migrant protection, integration on visit to Lampedusa
Pope Leo visited Lampedusa, Italy, urging Europe and the United States to welcome and assist migrants. The pontiff emphasized the importance of protecting and integrating migrants during his symbolic trip to the island.
- Pope praises US history of welcoming migrants in implicit rebuke to Trump
Pope Leo praised the US history of welcoming migrants in a speech urging Americans to uphold the ideals of the Declaration of Independence. The address implicitly criticized Donald Trump, highlighting 'America' as a global symbol of freedom due to its migrant reception.
- Pope Leo calls on Europe to do more for migrants
Pope Leo urged Europe and the United States to take greater action for migrants during a visit to Lampedusa, a migration frontline. The trip emphasized concerns about rising intolerance and indifference toward migrants.
- Pope visits Africa-Europe crossing as anti-migrant policies rise in US, EU
Pope Leo visited Lampedusa, Italy, a key migrant arrival point, to address rising anti-migrant policies in the US and EU. The visit occurs amid tensions with President Trump over migrant treatment and follows the EU's recent approval of new migrant policies.
- Pope urges US to recommit to tradition of welcoming migrants on nation's 250th anniversary
Pope urges the United States to recommit to welcoming migrants as part of its tradition on the nation's 250th anniversary. He addressed the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia via video link after receiving the Liberty Medal at the Vatican on July 3, 2026.
- Who are the ultratraditionalists rebelling against Pope Leo and triggering a rupture with the Vatican?
Ultratraditionalists are rebelling against Pope Leo, triggering a rupture with the Vatican. Newly consecrated bishops are gathered at the Society of St. Pius X seminary in Econe, Switzerland.
- Pope Leo defends US immigrant history at 250th anniversary
Pope Leo, the first US pope, stated that 'successive waves of immigrants' shaped the United States during its 250th anniversary. His remarks have drawn criticism from President Donald Trump.
- Pope calls for 'moderation' in US public discourse on 250th anniversary of independence
Pope Leo, the first US-born pontiff, called for 'moderation' in US public discourse and urged Americans to seek 'common ground' during a speech on the 250th anniversary of US independence.
- Pope praises US history of welcoming immigrants in implicit rebuke to Trump
Pope Leo praised the US for its history of welcoming immigrants and urged Americans to uphold the ideals of the Declaration of Independence. His remarks were interpreted as an implicit rebuke to Donald Trump.
- Vatican excommunicates 6 bishops from rebel Catholic group
The Vatican excommunicated six bishops from the Society of St Pius X, an ultraconservative Catholic group, after they consecrated four new bishops without papal approval. The decree labeled the act as 'schismatic' and warned that lay believers formally adhering to the group would also face excommunication.
- Louise Thompson reveals she spent just five minutes a day with newborn son Leo as she tells how her traumatic birth left them struggling to bond
Louise Thompson spent five minutes daily with her newborn son Leo following a traumatic birth that hindered their bonding. The incident highlights challenges in maternal and infant connection after childbirth.
- Pope Leo prays for Venezuela’s recovery after deadly quakes
Pope Leo expressed solidarity with Venezuelans after two deadly earthquakes claimed the lives of at least 1,400. He prayed for Venezuela’s recovery following the disasters.
- Teams scramble to locate survivors four days after Venezuela earthquakes
Rescue teams in Venezuela's La Guaira continue desperate efforts to locate survivors four days after two powerful earthquakes, with over 1,400 reported dead and thousands missing. International aid, including a U.S. rescue team, has joined local efforts amid criticism of the government's response, while acting President Delcy Rodriguez announced 33 recent rescues without updating the death toll.
- Teams scramble to locate survivors four days after Venezuela earthquakes
Four days after two powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela's La Guaira state, rescue teams race to find survivors amid over 1,400 reported deaths. The government faces criticism for an inadequate response, while international aid and civilian efforts continue. Thousands remain missing, and rescue operations face challenges including blocked access and limited resources.
- Teams scramble to locate survivors four days after Venezuela earthquakes
Rescue teams in Venezuela continue desperate efforts to locate survivors four days after two powerful earthquakes struck La Guaira state, with over 1,400 reported dead and thousands missing. International aid and civilian-led searches contrast with government criticism over inadequate response, as rescuers face challenges including blocked access and limited resources.
- 33 rescued from Venezuelan rubble: Survival window desperately fading with nearly 50,000 missing
Search-and-rescue crews in Venezuela rescued 33 people from collapsed buildings after twin earthquakes struck the northern coast, with the death toll at 1,430 and nearly 50,000 missing. International teams, including U.S., Colombian, and Mexican rescuers, conducted operations in La Guaira state, while Starlink provided communication support and the Trump administration pledged $150 million in aid.
- Pope Leo exalts first American saint as a model for Christians for her care of migrants
Pope Leo honored Mother Frances Cabrini, the first American saint, as a model for caring for migrants, visiting her birthplace in northern Italy. He emphasized her example for young people and reiterated a focus on migrant support, aligning with Pope Francis's priorities and contrasting with the Trump administration's migrant policies.
- Top banker tried to sell Pope Leo pitch on rare earth mining to supply tech boom
Ilan Goldfajn, head of the Inter-American Development Bank, met with Pope Leo and discussed the potential of rare earth mining.
- Pope Leo's popularity with Republican Catholics plummets after his bitter feuds with Trump
Pope Leo's popularity among Republican Catholics has declined following his conflicts with Donald Trump.
- Vance reveals he has been in touch with Pope Leo amid war disagreements
Vice President Vance revealed he has been in contact with Pope Leo amid war disagreements. He described their relationship as 'positive' in a podcast interview.
- Pope Leo says US-Iran accord is better than returning to war
Pope Leo welcomed the interim US-Iran accord, stating it is preferable to returning to war. He expressed hope the agreement would end the conflict and emphasized resolving disputes through dialogue.
- Pope Leo says 'thanks be to God' for interim US-Iran peace deal
Pope Leo praised the interim US-Iran peace deal aimed at ending the Middle East war, expressing gratitude and hoping it will resolve the conflict. He previously faced criticism from U.S. President Donald Trump for commenting on the Iran war.
- Pope Leo’s plane grounded, so Spain’s king gives him a ride
Pope Leo's Iberia charter was grounded due to a technical issue, so Spain's King Felipe VI offered his private jet for the trip back to Rome. Pope Leo and his delegation boarded the Falcon at Santa Cruz de Tenerife airport, departing over three hours after the scheduled time.
- Pope Leo’s visit lays bare Spain’s tangled politics of faith and migration
Pope Leo's visit to Spain highlights the country's complex political dynamics surrounding faith and migration. His message emphasizes a contrast between his Catholicism and that of Spain's far right.
- Spanish pop star, 29, is arrested on suspicion of sexual assault just 48 hours after singing in front of Pope Leo
A 29-year-old Spanish pop star has been arrested on suspicion of sexual assault, just 48 hours after performing in front of Pope Leo. The incident occurred shortly after the artist's public appearance at the Vatican.
- Pope Leo bows to migrants' 'dignity' in Gran Canaria
Pope Leo visited the port of Arguineguin in Gran Canaria, a migration crisis hotspot, and criticized European leaders for allowing the Mediterranean to become an 'unmarked grave' while claiming to uphold human dignity.
- Pope Leo visits ‘dock of shame’ in Canary Islands speaking up for migrant rights: ‘Human dignity has no passport’
Pope Leo visited the port of Arguineguín in the Canary Islands and delivered an impassioned plea for migrant rights, emphasizing that 'human dignity has no passport.'
- In visit to Spain’s Sagrada Familia, Pope Leo speaks out against war
Pope Leo visited Spain’s Sagrada Familia, the third pope to do so, and spoke out against war. The basilica, under construction for 144 years, is not expected to be completed before 2035.
- Pope Leo warns Spain's parliament the world is in 'profound' crisis
Pope Leo addressed Spain's parliament, stating that escalating conflict, deepening polarization, and widespread disregard for human rights have caused a profound global crisis. He criticized increased European military spending and urged politicians to end wars and assist migrants.
- EDITORIAL: Pope Leo and the global charge for AI regulation
Pope Leo warned that reduced human control of AI weaponry could increase the likelihood of wars without resolution. The editorial was published by Premium Times Nigeria.