Joshua J. McElwee

4 days ago | dungogchronicle.com.au | Joshua J. McElwee

Pope Leo XIV has asked cardinals to "continue on the journey" begun by Pope Francis. Photo: EPA PHOTOPope Leo XIV has signalled he will continue with the vision and reforms of Pope Francis, telling the world's Catholic cardinals the late pontiff left a "precious legacy" that must carry on. Subscribe now for unlimited access.

4 days ago | bilyonaryo.com | Joshua J. McElwee

SOURCE: ReutersPope Leo signals he will press ahead with Francis’ agendaLeo asks world’s cardinals to commit to Church reformsPope says Church should take lead against AICardinal says Vatican-China deal also discussedBy Philip Pullella and Joshua McElweeVATICAN CITY, May 10 (Reuters) – Pope Leo XIV signalled on Saturday he would continue with the vision and reforms of Pope Francis, telling the world’s Catholic cardinals the late pontiff left a “precious legacy” that must carry on.

4 days ago | 941theduke.com | Joshua J. McElwee

By Philip Pullella and Joshua McElweeVATICAN CITY (Reuters) -Pope Leo XIV signaled on Saturday he would continue with the vision and reforms of Pope Francis, telling the world’s Catholic cardinals the late pontiff left a “precious legacy” that they must continue. In his first meeting with all the cardinals since his election as pontiff on May 8, Leo also asked the senior clerics to renew their commitment to major Church reforms enacted by the landmark Second Vatican Council in the 1960s.

4 days ago | wibqam.com | Joshua J. McElwee

By Philip Pullella and Joshua McElweeVATICAN CITY (Reuters) -Pope Leo XIV signaled on Saturday he would continue with the vision and reforms of Pope Francis, telling the world’s Catholic cardinals the late pontiff left a “precious legacy” that they must continue. In his first meeting with all the cardinals since his election as pontiff on May 8, Leo also asked the senior clerics to renew their commitment to major Church reforms enacted by the landmark Second Vatican Council in the 1960s.

4 days ago | b93radio.com | Joshua J. McElwee

By Philip Pullella and Joshua McElweeVATICAN CITY (Reuters) -Pope Leo XIV signaled on Saturday he would continue with the vision and reforms of Pope Francis, telling the world’s Catholic cardinals the late pontiff left a “precious legacy” that they must continue. In his first meeting with all the cardinals since his election as pontiff on May 8, Leo also asked the senior clerics to renew their commitment to major Church reforms enacted by the landmark Second Vatican Council in the 1960s.