Your specific mission concerns the search for and common witness to the truth,” Pope Leo XIV said Oct. 24 at the Vatican.

The 100-page document traces the history of Christianity's constant concern for poor people, from Biblical citations and the teaching of church fathers to the preaching of recent popes.

Almost two-thirds of humanity—more than five billion people—live in countries where serious violations of religious freedom ...

From Vatican, Pope Leo attacks wealthy elite who ‘live in bubble of luxury’ - Pope Leo echoes his predecessor Pope Francis in calling out economic injustices ...

The Pope explained that by clothing ourselves with the sentiments of Christ, we expand the ecclesial space so that it becomes ...

VATICAN CITY -- Pope Leo XIV criticized how the wealthy live in a "bubble of comfort and luxury" while poor people suffer on the margins, confirming in his first teaching document that he is in ...