Honeymooning, Social Popes, and Passing Time

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Honeymooning, social popes, and passing time

Pillar subscribers can listen to Ed read this Pillar Post here: The Pillar TL;DRHappy Friday, friends,Pope Leo XIV continues to win near-universal acclaim as we enter the second week of his pontificate.He’s being hailed and lauded from across the ecclesiastical spectrum. It’s a surprise especially, coming out of what looked set to be one of the most divided and potentially divisive conclaves in generations.While these are still early days, for n…

In 7 days, Pope Leo XIV has made a mark: Here's how popes' first weeks shaped their pontificate - The Leaven Catholic Newspaper

Stepping onto the balcony of St. Peter's Basilica in an outfit reminiscent of Popes Benedict XVI and St. John Paul II. The post In 7 days, Pope Leo XIV has made a mark: Here’s how popes’ first weeks shaped their pontificate appeared first on The Leaven Catholic Newspaper.

ROME — As the Catholic Church welcomed its 267th pope, Leo XIV — elected May 8 — attention quickly turned to the first moments of his pontificate. The first weeks of a papacy often give a hint as to how the entire pontificate will look.This is what the seven days of papacy tell about the first American pope and how his predecessors spent their honeymoon in the Vatican.Pope Leo XIV: the peacemakerPope Leo XIV greets participants holding an Iraqi …

In 7 days, Pope Leo XIV has made a mark: Here's how popes' first weeks shaped their pontificate - Catholic Review

ROME (OSV News) — As the Catholic Church welcomed its 267th pope, Leo XIV — elected May 8 — attention quickly turned to the first moments of his pontificate. The first weeks of a papacy often give a hint as to how the entire pontificate will look. This is what the seven days of papacy tell about the first American pope and how his predecessors spent their honeymoon in the Vatican. Pope Leo XIV: the peacemaker Stepping onto the balcony of St. Pet…