Members of the Hermandad del Señor de los Milagros of Georgia (Lord of Miracles Brotherhood), based at Our Lady of the ...

When Leo appeared for the first time before the Mass began, standing up in the famous open-top white popemobile as it pulled into the piazza in front of St. Peter’s Basilica shortly after 9 a.m ...

Chicago native Pope Leo XIV called for unity in an increasingly divided world Sunday during his inaugural Mass in St. Peter’s Square, marking the official start of his historic papacy as the ...

Pope Leo XIV gave his first Sunday blessing in St. Peter’s Square, calling for peace on Earth in his second large-scale address to the faithful. “I, too, address the world’s great powers by ...

Pope Leo XIV will appear in public again this Sunday in St Peter's Square. From the balcony of St Peter's Basilica, the first pontiff from the United States, former Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost ...

Tens of thousands of faithful Catholics gathered in St. Peter’s Square to watch Pope Leo XIV deliver the first Sunday blessing of his pontificate exactly at noon.

Notre Dame's architecture college student Wesley Buonerba, wearing a us flag bandanna, does a watercolor sketch of the loggia of St. Peter's Basilica during Pope Leo XIV first Sunday blessing of ...

Pope Leo XIV celebrated Mass on Sunday near the tomb of St. Peter, hours before he was to deliver his first Sunday noon blessing from the loggia of St. Peter’s Basilica.

Breaking Down Pope Leo XIV's first remarks from St. Peter's Balcony 03:55 In his first address Thursday, Pope Leo XIV spoke of peace, building bridges and helping people who are suffering.

In his first words, Pope Leo XIV, history’s first American pope Robert Prevost, said “Peace be with you.”. Watch in our video player above. From the loggia of St. Peter’s Basilica, he ...

And then, as he emerges onto the balcony in St. Peter's Basilica and his name is said, in a way, there was actually almost kind of a sort of confusion because the speakers are not actually that good.

Pope Francis’s successor, Pope Leo XIV, formerly Cardinal Robert F. Prevost, of Chicago, secured at least 89 out of the 133 cardinals’ votes. FOLLOW LOCAL 10 ON SOCIAL MEDIA: LOCAL 10 NEWS on ...