Pope Leo XIV’s election as the first American to lead the Catholic Church elevated him to the rare position of being a U.S.

The election of Pope Leo XIV, a U.S. expat, serves as a timely reminder for all Americans overseas to ensure they're ...

Election records earlier reported by CBS News reveals how often the new pope has voted in the past. The records, from the service L2 Data, showed that he voted in the 2024 election but that he had not ...

Pope Leo XIV, born Robert Prevost in Chicago, has become the first U.S.-born pontiff and now leads both the Holy See and ...

Catholics around the world continue to celebrate the election last week of Pope Leo XIV, the first pope from ... a U.S. citizen can lose his or her citizenship. These can include committing ...

Pope Leo XIV will preside over his inaugural mass today in front of St Peter’s Basilica, which marks the formal start of his ...

ELOISA LOPEZ / REUTERS Dual citizenship: American and Peruvian. A polyglot global citizen concerned with the poor and the most vulnerable. The appointment of the new pope, Leo XIV, sparked a wave ...

Newly chosen Pope Leo XIV celebrated Mass at the Sistine Chapel on Friday, along with the cardinals who elected him. Follow for live news updates.

Pope Leo XIV spoke in Italian and then switched to ... However, Prevost's deep ties to Latin America—he holds Peruvian citizenship and spent decades living and working in Peru—may have helped ...