“Whoever serves God becomes free from wealth; but whoever serves wealth remains its slave,” Pope Leo XIV said.
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“If people of good faith talk to each other civilly and rationally,” Justice Alito said, the results are better than if just one person is making the decision.
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“To ‘hunger and thirst’ for justice means being aware that it demands personal effort to interpret the law in the most humane way possible,” the pope said.
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“Through the synodal process,” the pope said, “the Spirit has stirred the hope of an ecclesial renewal — one capable of revitalizing communities.”
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The strength of families and their ability to thrive and witness as a “domestic church” require support from the wider church and from governments, particularly in the face of poverty, …
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For members of religious orders, obedience is “an act of love” and a powerful witness to the world of how gestures of selflessness are needed to build true community, Pope …
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In an interview, Pope Leo, who has made his concerns about the potential pitfalls of AI clear since immediately after his election in early May, gave some concrete examples about …
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Pope Leo spoke about a range of issues, including the abuse crisis, U.S. President Donald Trump, the war in Gaza, Vatican policy toward China, the church’s openness to LGBTQ Catholics, …
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While the Israeli military has been warning civilians to evacuate Gaza City, Father Romanelli said about 450 people are being sheltered in the parish compound.
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Pope Leo XIV returned to his Augustinian confreres to encourage their new leader and to offer some final thoughts as they prepared to conclude their general chapter discussions.
