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    Pope Leo to speak virtually in Chicago — and it will happen right when Trump military parade rolls out

    This Saturday presents a stark contrast as President Trump celebrates his birthday with a grand military parade in Washington, D.C., while Pope Leo XIV delivers a virtual message and mass from Chicago. The Pope's event, emphasizing unity and compassion, directly opposes Trump's show of force and nationalism.

    Can an American pope apply US-style fundraising and standards to fix troubled Vatican finances?

    Pope Leo XIV, formerly Bishop Robert Prevost, confronts the Vatican's significant financial challenges, including a structural deficit and pension shortfall. His American background is expected to inspire confidence among U.S. donors, crucial for Vatican finances.

    AI-generated Pope sermons flood YouTube, TikTok

    With names such as "Pope Leo XIV Vision," the social media pages portrayed the pontiff supposedly offering a flurry of warnings and lessons he never preached. But disclaimers annotating their use of AI were often hard to find and sometimes nonexistent. On YouTube, a label demarcating "altered or synthetic content" is required for material that makes someone appear to say something they did not. But such disclosures only show up toward the bottom of each video's click-to-open description.

    Russia does not see Vatican as a serious arena for peace talks, sources say

    Russia does not consider the Vatican a serious venue for peace talks on Ukraine due to its position as the seat of Catholicism, its location within NATO and EU member Italy, and Western travel restrictions on Russian officials. Three senior Russian sources told Reuters that since Russia and Ukraine are predominantly Eastern Orthodox, and Italy supports Ukraine with sanctions against Russia, the Vatican lacks credibility in Moscow’s eyes.

    Pope Leo XIV declares 'I am Roman!' as he completes formalities to become bishop of Rome

    Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope, formally took possession of the St. John Lateran Basilica, Rome's cathedral, solidifying his role as bishop of Rome. During the evening Mass, he expressed his desire to listen to and collaborate with the Roman priests and faithful.

    Can Pope Leo remain a US citizen now that he's a foreign head of state?

    Pope Leo XIV, the first U.S.-born leader of the Catholic Church, faces a unique legal situation as an American citizen and head of Vatican City. While Americans serving foreign governments aren't automatically stripped of citizenship, the State Department may review cases of foreign heads of state. Despite potential conflicts with U.S.

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