“This call to interiority and silence, to live in contact with oneself, with one’s neighbor, with creation and with God, is needed today more than ever.”
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Pope Leo asked Catholics to commit themselves again “to the sweet and joyful task of bringing Christ Jesus our hope to the ends of the earth.”
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In the presence of the original statue of Our Lady of Fatima, Pope Leo XIV called for the warring to lay down their weapons.
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“Religious freedom allows individuals and communities to seek the truth, to live it freely and to bear witness to it openly,” the pope said.
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Greeting a pilgrimage of Chicago labor union leaders, Pope Leo XIV thanked them for helping “to create a society where all can flourish.”
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Cardinal Czerny said The apostolic exhortation “Dilexi Te” (“I Have Loved You”) on the church’s love for the poor, “is Pope Leo’s document’
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Many Christians “need to go back and re-read the Gospel,” and recall faith and love for the poor go together, Pope Leo XIV said in his first papal document.
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Pope Leo “was very affirming of the work that we are doing in the United States, especially our work directly with immigrants,” Bishop Seitz said.
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Pope Leo XIV’s first papal trip abroad will be to Turkey and Lebanon Nov. 27-Dec. 2, the Vatican press office announced.
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Amid the fear and confusion facing immigrants in the United States, Catholics who minister with them see signs of hope and celebrated that during the Jubilee of Migrants.
