The following is the full text of Pope Leo XIV's Angelus address given Feb. 1 to those gathered in Saint Peter's Square. Dear ...
Pope Leo urged world leaders on Sunday to use the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics to promote peace, calling on those in ...
Pope Leo XIV said Sunday that the Gospel “calls us to dare to trust,” warning that fear and excessive caution can leave ...
During the Angelus, Pope Leo XIV highlights the observance of Sunday of the Word of God, thanks those who care for those affected by leprosy, and reminds Christians of the conclusion of the Week of ...
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Pope Leo XIV called the attention of the faithful to “the great suffering of the people in eastern Democratic Republic of the ...
Humanity must not allow technology to obscure, exploit or suppress human voices, needs, knowledge, talents, creativity and ...
At the Jan. 4 Angelus, Pope Leo XIV seemed to cast his gaze westward, beyond the Atlantic. “The good of the beloved Venezuelan people must prevail over every other consideration,” he said, urging to ...
Leo XIV thanked the participants in the Caravan of Peace: “Never be violent”. The pontiff's “pain” for Ukraine: the ...
The following is the full text of Pope Leo XIV's Angelus address given Feb. 1 to those gathered in St. Peter's Squarer, reflecting on Jesus Christ's Beatitudes.
Pope Leo XIV reflected on the Sunday gospel reading on the calling of Simon Peter, Andrew, James and John, and our mission to proclaim the Gospel.
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