The teachings of the Second Vatican Council are still “the guiding star” the Catholic Church is meant to follow, Pope Leo XIV said.
Carol Glatz
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Last-minute visitors did not let Rome’s infamous winter deluges and damp stop them from their goal: to pray and pass through to the Holy Door in St. Peter’s Basilica.
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Christians must resist allure of power, serve humanity, pope says at end of Holy Year
by Carol Glatzby Carol GlatzWhile the last of the Holy Doors in the city was closing, “the gate” of God’s mercy will never be shut, Pope Leo said before shutting the door.
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New year marks time to usher in era of peace, friendship among all people, pope says
by Carol Glatzby Carol Glatz“Let us ask the Lord to help us experience at every moment, around us and upon us, the warmth of his fatherly embrace and the light of his benevolent gaze.”
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God’s plan of salvation greater than today’s ‘weaponized strategies,’ pope says
by Carol Glatzby Carol GlatzThe tenacious hope of people of faith, believing in a better tomorrow, keeps God’s plan of salvation alive in the world, Pope Leo XIV said.
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Political authority should embody humility, honesty, sharing, pope says
by Carol Glatzby Carol GlatzAll power must be built on responsibility and service, Pope Leo XIV told local government leaders.
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Families fostering Gospel values provide hope in dark world, pope says
by Carol Glatzby Carol GlatzVATICAN CITY (CNS) — Christian families must not let today’s tyrants suffocate their love and witness to Gospel values, Pope Leo XIV said. “In our families, we should cherish the …
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If people refuse to make room for others — like the poor, children and the stranger — then they also refuse to make room for God, Pope Leo XIV said …
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Curia must reflect ‘new humanity,’ founded on love, solidarity, pope says
by Carol Glatzby Carol Glatz“The Lord’s birth brings the gift of peace and invites us to become its prophetic sign in a human and cultural context that is too fragmented.”
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With the Vatican’s Nativity scene and huge Christmas tree glittering in the Roman sun behind him, David Henrie reflected on the joy of giving during the Advent season.
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