The Leo Effect: Money, Trust and the Return of American Confidence in Rome

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A curious and not altogether unexpected development has followed the election of Pope Leo XIV. Where there had been, in recent years, a discernible cooling in the relationship between Rome and segments of the American Catholic donor class, there are now early signs of renewed confidence, expressed not merely in sentiment but in the tangible…

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