“An Asian Francis from the Philippines is wonderful,” she said. However, when asked whether she thinks, “We’ll see female priests in your kids’ lifetime,” Pelosi answered, “Maybe my ...

“It’s a reminder that the Catholic Church holds high standards for the attire of the laity and recognizes Catholic monarchs as integral to Christendom,” Marshall said in his tweet. These ...

"All of Christendom," he said, "should pray for the success of Robert Prevost, now Pope Leo XIV. He undertakes many responsibilities, the most important of which is the teaching of all of God’s ...

Once, the white smoke appears, bells will ring across Christendom and the Protodeacon of the College of Cardinals will go in public and say: "Annuntio vobis gaudium magnum; habemus Papam!", ...

With those words, one of the most enduring symbols in Christendom, the keys of St. Peter, was created, and the story of the papacy was born. When the cardinals of the Roman Catholic Church ...

Now, that assumption has been drastically shaken, after an article published in the Journal of Archaeological Science provides “the first solid evidence that women in early Christendom also ...

In 2013, when Argentinian Jorge Mario Bergoglio became pope he chose the name Francis, a tribute to one of the most popular saints in the history of Christendom. Enjoy the latest local ...

“Part of Donald Trump’s appeal is that he is the great champion of Christendom and now he’s going to have to explain that to a fellow American who is the pope,” Mr. Sykes said. “There ...

It also set the stage for actions taken by Pope Leo IX centuries later—when issues of authority and doctrine split Christendom in two. Elected in A.D. 795, Pope Leo III was the pope who crowned ...

While it was a clear factor in the schism of European Christendom that led to the emergence of the Protestant churches in the 16th century, in early modern Italy the political power of the papacy ...

While it was a clear factor in the schism of European Christendom that led to the emergence of the Protestant churches in the 16th century, in early modern Italy the political power of the papacy ...

The deadlock had stemmed from factional divisions between supporters of the papacy and loyalists to the Holy Roman Empire, reflecting the broader geopolitical tensions of medieval Christendom.