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As Pope Leo XIV signals continuity with Pope Francis’s reforms, will critics of Francis now turn their fire on him — and on Vatican II itself? Claudio Iván Remeseira analyzes the two popes' shared vision of the Church, rooted in Latin American theology. wherepeteris.com/are-francis-cr…

In a world where suffering is often ignored or sanitized, we are called to confront the silenced pain of victims with truth, compassion, and justice. By Rodrigo Guerra. wherepeteris.com/the-ongoing-in…

What if the biggest threat to the Church today isn’t coming from Pope Francis’s loudest critics—but from those calling themselves “moderates.” Pedro Gabriel Writer takes a look at those attempting to claim the middle ground in Catholic discourse. wherepeteris.com/respectful-cri…

Two months into Leo XIV's pontificate, Mike Lewis revisits the style of Pope Francis — his spontaneity, self-acceptance, and boldness — and reflect on how a pope with a very different approach may carry the torch. wherepeteris.com/from-one-pope-…

Pope Leo at Angelus: “The supreme commandment to love God and our neighbor supersedes all human laws and gives them their true meaning.” vaticannews.va/en/pope/news/2…

This Sunday’s Gospel challenges us with two of the most profound questions in the Christian life: how to inherit eternal life, and who counts as our neighbor. By Father Satish Joseph. wherepeteris.com/go-and-do-like…

The Parable of the Good Samaritan challenges us to recognize Christ in the wounded, the outcast, and those overlooked by the world—even by the most outwardly religious. By Deacon Doug McManaman. wherepeteris.com/the-eyes-of-th…

A reflection on the natural world in celebration of the feast day of St. Kateri and the new formulary for the Mass for the Care of Creation. wherepeteris.com/the-beauty-of-…

A survivor of clerical abuse shares his painful experience with Church leadership—and highlights the stark contrast between dioceses that dismiss and those that walk with victims. wherepeteris.com/the-churchs-mi…

A decade after Pope Francis released Laudato Si’: On Care for Our Common Home, his prophetic call to hear both “the cry of the earth and the cry of the poor” is more urgent than ever. wherepeteris.com/10-years-later…

Ariane Sroubek explores how the lives of the saints reveal a vision of true masculinity—one rooted in humility, compassion, and holiness rather than power, dominance, or cultural stereotypes. wherepeteris.com/true-masculini…

Pope Leo XIV’s early actions and rhetoric suggest continuity with Pope Francis’s vision for the Church, but some conservative Catholics have convinced themselves that he is a dramatic departure from his predecessor. wherepeteris.com/projecting-on-…

The story of Mary and Martha invites us to embrace a balanced life of prayer and action, grounding our discipleship in both contemplation and service. wherepeteris.com/three-pillars-…

How might Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical—which he reportedly worked on at Castel Gandolfo—be the defining document of his pontificate? Pedro Gabriel Writer reflects. wherepeteris.com/leos-first-enc…

A recent critique of Pope Leo’s Corpus Christi homily about the miracle of the loaves opens a window into a theological mindset that recoils from nuance, sacramental symbolism, and the Church’s own liturgical tradition—mistaking them for modernism. wherepeteris.com/loaves-fishes-…

The removal of three outspoken critics of Pope Francis from Sacred Heart Seminary exposes a deeper crisis in the U.S. Church—where dissent from the Magisterium is masked as fidelity and ideology masquerades as orthodoxy. wherepeteris.com/false-orthodox…

The removal of three outspoken critics of Pope Francis from Sacred Heart Seminary exposes a deeper crisis in the U.S. Church—where dissent from the Magisterium is masked as fidelity and ideology masquerades as orthodoxy. wherepeteris.com/false-orthodox…

The Lord’s Prayer is not merely a set of words to recite, but a profound invitation to enter into Jesus’ own vision of God, community, and the reign of heaven on earth. wherepeteris.com/not-just-a-pra…

This week, in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), an all-night Eucharistic liturgy was interrupted by men armed with guns and machetes who killed dozens of young people before Christ in the Blessed Sacrament. wherepeteris.com/new-martyrs-in…