Pope Leo XIV welcomed the Servants of Mary to Rome as they gathered for their 215th General Chapter, offering them fatherly encouragement for the path ahead. He reflected on their cherished place in the life of the Church, reminding them that the heart of their vocation is a deep love for God that naturally flows...Continue reading→

Watch as Pope Leo engages in a 45-minute, real-time dialogue with thousands of teens gathered at Lucas Oil Stadium. The Holy Father answers their questions, encourages them in their faith, and addresses the young Church in America. Afterwards, stay tuned following Pope Leo’s appearance for commentary from Fr. Rocky and Glen Lewerenz. Watch on Relevant...Continue reading→

Reprinted with permission from AngelusNews.com. Immigration has become the defining issue of our times. Throughout Europe, popular political movements are rising in reaction to social tensions and disturbances caused by more than a decade of national policies that encouraged mass migration. Similar forces are at work in our country, where an estimated one-quarter of voters...Continue reading→

Pope Leo XIV marked the Ninth World Day of the Poor by sharing a simple Sunday meal with more than a thousand guests from around the world. The gathering in the Paul VI Hall carried the warmth of a large family table, where the poor, the displaced, and those living at the margins found themselves...Continue reading→

Relevant Radio recently welcomed Brandon Rhoades, Fire Marshal and public education officer for the Lincolnshire-Riverwoods Fire Protection District, to our headquarters in Lincolnshire, Illinois. Rhoades led voluntary CPR, AED, and Heimlich maneuver training sessions for our staff, offering practical instruction that can make a critical difference in emergencies. His expertise, combined with hands-on practice, helped...Continue reading→

Pope Leo XIV welcomed members of the Latin American Association of Private Health Systems to the Vatican and urged them to safeguard the dignity of every patient as healthcare increasingly relies on artificial intelligence and digital tools. The group is in Rome for its ninth seminar on ethical questions in health management, an event supported...Continue reading→

During a brief exchange with reporters on November 4 outside his residence in Castel Gandolfo, Pope Leo XIV addressed pressing concerns facing the Church and the global community. He emphasized the Church’s duty to provide spiritual care for immigrants held in detention, reaffirming that every Catholic, regardless of legal status or circumstance, possesses fundamental spiritual...Continue reading→

The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops has elected Archbishop Paul S. Coakley of Oklahoma City as its next president and Bishop Daniel E. Flores of Brownsville, Texas, as vice president. The elections took place on November 11 during the bishops’ Fall Plenary Assembly in Baltimore. After three rounds of voting, Archbishop Coakley was chosen by...Continue reading→

Pope Leo XIV received the President of the Republic of South Africa, Cyril Ramaphosa, in the Vatican on November 8th. The cordial meeting reflected a spirit of mutual respect and a shared commitment to the moral and social good of the South African people. According to the Holy See Press Office, both leaders expressed appreciation...Continue reading→

Pope Leo XIV has urged those involved in developing and applying artificial intelligence in healthcare to ensure that technology serves the human person rather than replacing authentic relationships of care. His message came at the opening of the Vatican’s international congress, “AI and Medicine: The Challenge of Human Dignity,” organized by the Pontifical Academy for...Continue reading→