Trump blasts Pope Leo XIV on Truth Social: “Weak on crime" and foreign policy

President Donald Trump took aim at Pope Leo XIV in a Truth Social post on Sunday night following recent comments from the pontiff, and took credit for the Illinois native’s elevation to the papacy. 

Pastor shares what he saw while delivering hope and aid in war-torn Ukraine
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Pastor Eric Mock of Rivers Edge Bible Church in Pecatonica and the Slavic Gospel Association talks about traveling to Ukraine, where he witnessed widespread destruction, deep hardship and local pastors risking their lives to bring food, medicine and hope to people in need. He also shares how the trip changed his perspective and why small acts of kindness can mean everything in the middle of war.

CPS cuts disability services for Catholic students | ChicagoLIVE
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Greg Richmond, Superintendent of Schools for the Archdiocese of Chicago, issued a statement condemning Chicago Public Schools’ abrupt decision to end federally funded IDEA services for more than 800 Catholic school students with disabilities two months before the school year ends.

Pilsen prepares for Stations of the Cross on Good Friday
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There are several re-enactments of the Stations of the Cross happening across town this good friday, showing how Jesus was led to his Crucifixion.

‘The Cinderella Nun’ explores the life behind Sister Jean’s March Madness fame
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A new documentary takes a deeper look at Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt, going beyond her NCAA March Madness spotlight to reveal the life, faith and impact behind the Loyola Chicago icon.

Pilsen Via Crucis brings Good Friday to life through faith and community
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Organizers and performers share how the decades-old Pilsen Via Crucis continues to move thousands, blending tradition, culture, and powerful personal reflection each Good Friday.

Why more people are converting to Catholicism despite declining membership
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A Loyola University Chicago expert explains the rise in Catholic conversions, the role of community and social media, and what the faith journey looks like today.

Military chaplains will no longer display rank, Hegseth says

Pete Hegseth announced reforms this week in efforts to renew military chaplains’ religious focus. One involves the insignia worn on work uniforms.

Louisville to pay $800K after Christian photographer beats law forcing her to shoot same-sex weddings

The city of Louisville, Kentucky, has agreed to pay $800,000 in attorney fees as part of a settlement with a Christian photographer after years of litigation over a nondiscrimination provision in a local law she was concerned would make her violate her faith. 

Hegseth prays for violence during Pentagon Christian service

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth prayed for violence against U.S. adversaries during a Christian worship service at the Pentagon.

Pope announces resignation of San Diego bishop accused of embezzling $270K

The bishop of a small Chaldean Catholic community in San Diego, California, has resigned after he allegedly embezzled $270,000 from his parish, Pope Leo XIV announced on Tuesday.

Ford secretly builds one-of-a-kind vehicle for Pope Leo

Ford employees were aware they were building an SUV for a VIP, but they had no idea it was the pope.

Special coverage: Remembering Rev. Jesse Jackson
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FOX Chicago's special coverage on Friday before the homegoing service for Rev. Jesse Jackson in Chicago.