Christopher Lamb

Christopher Lamb, a Vatican correspondent and author, discusses the historic meeting between King Charles and the Pope, marking 500 years of separation in prayer. He outlines its significance for interfaith relations and the symbolic gestures involved. Annie Lennox reflects on her iconic career and shares insights about her new visual memoir, touching on themes of androgyny and empowerment. Human rights lawyer Sarah Leah Whitson addresses the plight of Palestinian detainees, revealing their harsh conditions and advocating for international accountability.

Christopher Lamb, CNN's Vatican Correspondent, discusses the historic election of Cardinal Robert Prevost as the first American pope, now known as Pope Leo XIV. He explores the significance of this moment for the Catholic Church and Prevost’s mission of peace and inclusivity. The conversation dives into the pope's traditional yet progressive approach to doctrine, his leadership amid America’s political divides, and how anti-American sentiment might influence his global mission. Exciting insights on the future of the Church await!

Join Cardinal Blase Cupich, Archbishop of Chicago, as he reflects on Pope Francis's impactful leadership during his tumultuous papacy. Philip Pulilla, the first journalist to interview him, shares unique insights into the Pope's legacy. Christopher Lamb dives into Francis's commitment to social justice, humility, and efforts to bridge divides within the Church. They discuss the Pope's focus on the marginalized, his environmental advocacy, and the future challenges faced by his successor, all while highlighting the deep sorrow felt in Vatican City after his passing.