Pope Leo XIV concluded his trip to Turkey with the energy of “let’s connect”
It was a journey filled with encounters: he spoke with authorities, prayed with local communities, visited sites that marked the history of Christianity, and shared with Orthodox leaders. From the outset, he conveyed a powerful message: beyond labels or denominations, Christians are family and must walk together. For this reason, Pope Leo XIV’s visit is […]
From Chicago to Chiclayo and from there to the Vatican, Pope Leo XIV
On May 8, history was made in the Sistine Chapel. On the fourth ballot, white smoke rose, the world watched in suspense, and then came the announcement: Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost was elected as the new Pope, taking the name Leo XIV. and becoming the first Augustinian pope in history. But this isn’t just another […]
Lent is all about spiritual preparation, self-examination, and growth
Lent is observed by many Christian denominations, including Catholic, Anglican, and Lutheran communities, all of whom honor Jesus’ resurrection and reflect on His time in the desert, as described in the Gospel of Matthew. Before Easter arrives, Christians observe the season of Lent—a time for reflection, fasting, and prayer in remembrance of Jesus’ death and […]