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ope Leo urges the world not to grow indifferent to their suffering and calls for legal and safe migration pathways, denounces human trafficking and exploitation, and insists that “human dignity has no passport and does not lose its value when crossing a border.”...
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When they play, children explore and delight in the grace of bodily movement. They learn what it means to be human and how to relate to one another....
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We must not allow ourselves to feel overwhelmed by the hellish powers of war. For as followers of the Prince of Peace, we know that love is indeed more powerful than the hatred of war....
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Pope Leo XIV releases his prayer intention for the month of February, and invites Catholics to pray with him to recognise the face of God in every suffering child....
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As an important principle of Catholic Social Teaching, solidarity calls us to remember that we – all people and all nations – are children of the one God who is father of all, thus making us brothers and sisters....
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Scriptures this Sunday provide us with a valuable lesson of finding hope in despair, discovering strength in vulnerability and discerning God’s way in the unexpected. ...
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No matter what our troubles, no matter what the state of our world, we draw hope and sustenance from the ideal vision of Isaiah in today’s first reading....
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Only by living that vision fully as the Body of Christ, can we become a lighthouse for the world....
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It is odd — or is it? — that Pope Leo begins his apostolic exhortation Dilexi Te with the story of the woman who poured costly oil on Jesus’ head (Matthew 26:8-9,11), only to be upbraided by one of the disciples who fretted, “Why this waste? For this ointment could have...
ope Leo urges the world not to grow indifferent to their suffering and calls for legal and safe migration pathways, denounces human trafficking and exploitation, and insists that “human dignity has no passport and does not lose its value when crossing a border.”...
When they play, children explore and delight in the grace of bodily movement. They learn what it means to be human and how to relate to one another....
We must not allow ourselves to feel overwhelmed by the hellish powers of war. For as followers of the Prince of Peace, we know that love is indeed more powerful than the hatred of war....
As an important principle of Catholic Social Teaching, solidarity calls us to remember that we – all people and all nations – are children of the one God who is father of all, thus making us brothers and sisters....
Scriptures this Sunday provide us with a valuable lesson of finding hope in despair, discovering strength in vulnerability and discerning God’s way in the unexpected. ...
No matter what our troubles, no matter what the state of our world, we draw hope and sustenance from the ideal vision of Isaiah in today’s first reading....
Only by living that vision fully as the Body of Christ, can we become a lighthouse for the world....
It is odd — or is it? — that Pope Leo begins his apostolic exhortation Dilexi Te with the story of the woman who poured costly oil on Jesus’ head (Matthew 26:8-9,11), only to be upbraided by one of the disciples who fretted, “Why this waste? For this ointment could have...