Jonathan Liedl is a senior editor for the Register. He focuses on themes of religion and spirituality, particularly within Christianity, as well as family relationships and parenting styles, drawing from his extensive background in Catholic studies and seminary formation. Liedl's work has been featured in prominent publications such as the Catholic Spirit, Catholic World Report, and the National Catholic Register.
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By Jonathan Liedl Vatican, 23 March, 2026 / 12:47 pm (ACI Africa).
By: Jonathan Liedl
Before becoming bishop of Chiclayo, Pope Leo XIV spent the night praying before a relic of St. Turibius in Peru.
If any mortal man seemed like he stood a chance of getting the upper hand on death, it was Chuck Norris.
By: Jonathan Liedl
ANALYSIS: Vance’s engagement with Pope Leo highlights a challenge that the vice president faces as a Catholic politician — especially one attempting to make his faith a centerpiece of his political aspirations.
By: Jonathan Liedl
The EWTN News documentary, which debuts on May 1, tells the story of how our American Pope was shaped by this South American country.
By: Jonathan Liedl
The Church in America’s ability to ‘compete’ amidst pluralism and cultural conflict may be a model for Catholics worldwide, ‘The New York Times’ commentator told EWTN News.
I am just over a month into fatherhood. The most startling thing about it so far is how straightforward and even ordinary it has felt.
By: Jonathan Liedl
Congolese Sister Josée Ngalula did not participate in drafting the controversial section of the final report, despite being a member of the study group.
In his recent encyclical on human dignity in the age of AI, Pope Leo XIV warns against transhumanism, the attempt to circumvent the limits of human nature through technology.
By: Jonathan Liedl
Supporters say the selection of Catholic University theologian Joe Capizzi to lead the McGrath Institute signals continuity with John Cavadini’s vision.
