U.S. Catholics' View of Pope Leo
According to a recent Pew Research Center survey, more than 8 in 10 U.S. Catholics have a favorable view of Pope Leo XIV.
Catholics are still getting to know Pope Leo XIV, who became pope in May following the death of Pope Francis. The survey found that 67% of American Catholics say they know a little about Leo, and 25% know nothing at all, while just 7% say they know a lot about him.
- 4% of Catholics have an unfavorable view of Pope Leo.
- 11% have never heard of him.
When it comes to expectations for his papacy, 52% of U.S. Catholics are unsure how Leo's church leadership will compare with Francis', while 33% think Leo will be similar to Francis, and 13% think he will be different.
Catholics say they have a favorable view of Leo.
This Pew Research Center analysis explores U.S. Catholics' views of Pope Leo XIV.
Author's summary: Catholics view Pope Leo XIV favorably.
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