Amoris Laetitia: ‘We have much to receive and learn’ from families
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Amoris Laetitia: ‘We have much to receive and learn’ from families
On the second day of the meeting reflecting on ten years of Amoris Laetitia, the bishops dedicate time to “the reality, beauty, and challenges of families today”. Cardinal Kevin Farrell and Cardinal Mario Grech urge their fellow bishops to listen to the experiences of families as they lead to a greater understanding of how the Gospel is lived out and how to proclaim it today. Read all
Ten years after the publication of the Apostolic Exhortation Amoris laetitia, and on the occasion of the meeting convened by Pope Leo XIV in the Vatican to deepen the proclamation of the Gospel to today's families, Cardinal José Cobo, Archbishop of Madrid, has been invited to make one of the presentations.The title chosen for Cardinal Cobo has been 'Marriage life.The first years of marriage: a decisive time Listen and accompany couples in the fi…
Marriage and family are a gift from God, “a community of life and love” – ten years ago, Pope Francis called on the Church in the apostolic exhortation Amoris laetitia to turn attentively to the reality of family life, proclaiming the joy of family love. And how can the Church proclaim the Gospel together with families today? The Hungarian … The post Love and truth cannot be separated from each other – 10 years since Amoris laetitia was publishe…
The second day of the meeting convened in Rome for the ten years of Amoris laetitia left on Thursday an idea that sums up well the tone of the family conclave. Before the presidents of the episcopal conferences and the heads of the Eastern Churches, Professor Vincenzo Rosito, vice-dean of the Pontifical Theological Institute John Paul II and teacher in the Lateran, said that the transformations that the family undergoes “are not problems, but hu…
On Wednesday, October 7, a week-long meeting dedicated to Pope Francis's apostolic exhortation began at the Vatican. Pope Leo XIV delivered the address. Cardinal Farrell encouraged the creation of environments that protect Christian life. Cardinal Grech emphasized the need to listen to the concerns of families scattered around the world. The meeting opened with a speech by Pope Leo XIV, preceded by words of welcome from Cardinal Kevin. The artic…
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