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‘Eternity Is Before Us,’ Nun Says to Pope Leo XIV in Jubilee Speech
- On June 9, 2025, Pope Leo XIV led a procession carrying the wooden Jubilee cross through the Holy Door into St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City for the Jubilee of the Holy See.
- This celebration took place on the liturgical memorial honoring the Virgin as a maternal figure to the Church, thereby connecting the Jubilee to her exemplary role in nurturing the Church’s mission, which is grounded in holiness and grace flowing from the Cross.
- During the Mass, Pope Leo emphasized that the Holy See is holy as the Church is holy in its core essence, and officials best serve it by striving for holiness in their particular lives and work.
- He illustrated holiness as loving according to Jesus’ love, citing examples like priests faithfully carrying their crosses and parents persevering in difficult situations to contribute to the Church’s fruitfulness.
- The Pope concluded by encouraging everyone present to allow God’s Word to illuminate their daily work in service to the Holy See, praying that the Church, nurtured by Christ’s love, may grow rich in the Spirit and take joy in the sanctity of its members.
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‘Eternity is before us,’ nun says to Pope Leo XIV in jubilee speech
VATICAN— Sister Maria Gloria Riva of the Nuns of Perpetual Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament spoke on the importance of working with eternity in mind during a talk delivered Monday morning at the Vatican, a highly unusual case of a woman religious publicly addressing the pontiff on spiritual matters. The 66-year-old nun, part of a […] The post ‘Eternity is before us,’ nun says to Pope Leo XIV in jubilee speech appeared first on Interaksyon.
Interview with the director of Limes who at RepIdee will talk about the new pontiff, to whom he dedicates the next issue of his magazine:
At 14:00, the priest, wearing gloves and with his back to the faithful, facing God (according to strict tradition), begins his Mass, integral in Latin. The liturgy, in the Cathedral of Chartres, a marvel of the Gothic, 100 kilometers from Paris, constitutes the maximum splendor of the Tridentine rite, holy grail of Catholic traditionalism. Almost no one understands a word, but it doesn't matter; there is a missal with the translation for the tho…
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