New pope voted in Republican primaries, Illinois records show
Pope Leo XIV, formerly Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, voted in a suburb of Chicago.
May 8, 2025
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Pope Leo XIV, formerly Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, voted in a suburb of Chicago.
Pope Leo XIV may not carry the same stances on LGBTQ+ rights as Pope Francis.
Michael O'Loughlin is the executive director of Outreach, an organization supporting LGBTQ+ Catholics. This is what he thinks of the election of the new pope.
A Vatican official spoke with a reporter about the topic recently.
The new pope made the statement in a private meeting with the Vatican diplomatic corps.
Opinion: In Pope Leo XIV, the United States now has a leader who will be respected by everyone in the world, writes John Casey.
Opinion: As the dawn of a new papacy begins, Pope Leo XIV stands at the crossroads of history and hope. Will this lion embrace his legacy as a champion of justice and compassion?
Potential successors come from all over the world and range from moderate to deeply conservative on LGBTQ+ issues.
Habemus gay osculum! We have a gay kiss!
Then-Cardinal Robert Prevost has criticized the extreme policies of the Republican administration.
The vice president has a terrible track record with popes!
Opinion: There’s one in every family. The black and now red sheep. And we know who that is in the pope’s family, writes John Casey
The executive director of Outreach, the queer Catholic resource organization, provides some insight from Rome into what can be expected from the conclave.
It’s just a stab in the back,” the 63-year-old band director told local media.