In France, Pope Leo emerged as the global voice for 'right to life' of disabled and vulnerable
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On Monday, Pope Leo XIV concluded a four-day apostolic visit to France, with a timely and inspiring appeal to diversity, tolerance and peace; to the “creative rediscovery of our roots” along with “an attentive listening to each other”; to the rejection of the imposed domains; and to the possibility of “using divergent opinions, demands and interests” through encounter, not confrontation.His message, always attached to the humanist and universal …
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The Catholic SunIn France, Pope Leo emerged as the global voice for 'right to life' of disabled and vulnerable
From his arrival in Paris on Sept. 25 to his encounters with the sick and disabled in Lourdes, Pope Leo made the dignity of every human life the defining theme of his first visit to the country.
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nrpyrenees.frA few days after the visit of Pope Leo XIV to Lourdes, the bishop of the diocese, Bishop Jean-Marc Micas, returns in an interview on this historic event. He holds in particular the strong emotion of the Holy Father during...
Pope Leo XIV in France: pilgrimage, compassion, and a call to cherish human life | Europe
FRANCE (OSV News): “We are gathered this evening to respond to the request that Our Lady addressed to the priests through St. Bernadette: ‘People should come here in procession.’ How moving it is to see the faithful, from one generation to the next, respond with love and trust to the tender invitation of the VirginCatholic News of the Week Europe
Michał Jóźwiak and Aleksander Barszczewski comment on Pope Leo XIV's pilgrimage to France. The article #TwoNawy – Pope Leo XIV in France. Secularism, the right to life, and artificial intelligence comes from the website Misyjne.pl.
The visit of Pope Leo XIV to France, and especially to Lourdes, recalled the importance of putting the most vulnerable at the heart of political action and the life of the Church, stresses the Jesuit Marcel Rémon, in his weekly column.
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