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‘Charity Doesn’t Go On Vacation’: Pope Leo XIV Sends Food to Families in Ukraine

‘Charity Doesn’t Go On Vacation’: Pope Leo XIV Sends Food to Families in Ukraine

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Market in Shevchenkove settlement in Kharkiv Oblast of Ukraine after a 2023 Russian rocket strike The aid will reach the village of Staryi Saltiv and the city of Shevchenkove, both affected by Russian bombing.See the Story

Pope Leo: Welcome the Lord Who Knocks at Our Door

Pope Francis · Castel Gandolfo

Pope Leo: Welcome the Lord Who Knocks at Our Door

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In his Angelus message on Sunday in Castel Gandolfo, Pope Leo invites us to welcome the Lord who knocks at our door asking permission to enter. He ...See the Story

The noble heart and the Good Samaritan

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The noble heart and the Good Samaritan

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Readings: • Deut 30:10-14 • Ps 69:14, 17, 30-31, 33-34, 36, 37 • Col 1:15-20 • Lk 10:25-37 “The heart,” wrote St. John Chrysostom, “is the most noble of all the members of our body.” [...]See the Story

Who Is My Neighbor?

In today’s gospel, a scribe stands up to test Jesus and asks, “Teacher, what must I do to inherit eternal life?” Aware of the scribe’s malicious intent, Jesus throws back the question at him. “You are a scholar of the law, what does it say?” “Love God with all your heart… and your neighbor as […]Jesus Christ See the Story

True Masculinity: The Saints

Note: This is the third article in a three-part series on masculinity. It is perhaps strange that a woman authored these articles, although there is certainly no dearth of men writing and speaking about femininity, so perhaps it is not so strange after all. Sometimes someone with an outside perspective can... The post True Masculinity: The Saints appeared first on Where Peter Is.Read Article

10 Years Later: The Green Encyclical is Alive and Well!

Ten years ago, Pope Francis wrote the first environmental encyclical letter in the history of the Catholic Church. As he was writing it, so many of us who were, and still are, concerned about the sickening state of our wonderful... The post 10 Years Later: The Green Encyclical is Alive and Well! appeared first on Where Peter Is.Pope Francis Read Article

The Church’s Mixed Messages to Survivors: From Hostility to Healing

Editor’s Note: This week, John Bellocchio, a survivor of sexual abuse at the hands of the late Theodore McCarrick as a young teenager in Hackensack, New Jersey, forwarded me an email he received from the Diocese of Metuchen, New Jersey. The official who sent the email apparently forgot to delete multiple emails between diocesan personnel (including the bishop) exposing their unfiltered comments about him and their suspicions about his intentions.Theodore McCarrick · Hackensack See the Story

The Beauty of the Earth

Today those of us in the United States celebrate the feast day of St. Kateri Tekakwitha, who was the first Native American to be declared a saint and is the patroness of the environment and ecology (in Canada, her feast... The post The Beauty of the Earth appeared first on Where Peter Is.United States · United States Read Article

Pope Leo Reveals His Parents Prayed the Rosary Together ‘Their Whole Lives’

How often do you pray the Rosary?Pope Leo XIV revealed to newlyweds Cole and Anna Stevens that his parents, Louis and Mildred Prevost, prayed the rosary together “their whole lives.” The pope explained this to the couple following their papal marriage blessing on June 11, 2025.He advised them to pray together and “find the style” that works for them. “First of all, it’s very important to go slowly and to find the style of prayer that works for y…Pope Francis See the Story

Respectful Criticism or Subtle Dissent? Unmasking the Middle Ground

Is “Moderate” Catholic Criticism Undermining the Papacy? What if the biggest threat to the Church today isn’t coming from Pope Francis’s loudest critics—but from those calling themselves “moderates”? In this video, Pedro Gabriel dives deep into the recent controversy surrounding... The post Respectful Criticism or Subtle Dissent? Unmasking the Middle Ground appeared first on Where Peter Is.Pope Francis Read Article

The Persistent Invisibility of Victims – Exaudi

Scrolling through the morning news is chilling, not only because of the sheer number of stories devoted to all kinds of violence or the diversity of the war scenarios, but because the existential depth of the victims, their suffering, their despair, their muffled cries of pain, are often overshadowed or at least normalized. Indeed, victims become photographs, rhetorical devices for political speeches, and sometimes statistics in the official tal…Lima, Lima Region · Lima See the Story

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