US EditionPope: Young People, Be Next Generation of Intercessors for World’s Needs
Pope Leo XIV urged youth to become intercessors for global challenges, with monthly intentions on prayer, dignity, ecology, and integration guiding millions worldwide in 2027.
- On Friday, January 30, Pope Leo XIV entrusted the 2027 prayer intentions to the Pope's Worldwide Prayer Network at an audience in the Vatican and encouraged attracting young people to grow closer to God.
- Grounded in Heart of Jesus spirituality, the Network uses the formation itinerary 'The Way of the Heart' to help young people grow in deeper intimacy with Christ, the Pope said.
- The 2027 intentions list shows monthly themes, including praying that artificial intelligence serve human dignity, that there be job opportunities for everyone, and care for grandparents and the elderly.
- Led by International Director Father Cristóbal Fones, the Network reaches tens of millions daily and disseminates the Pope's intentions via the Pontifical Work entrusted to the Society of Jesus.
- Framing his remarks in times of conflict, the Pope urged leaders and young people to promote peacebuilding locally and nationally and commended the Four Dreams project by the Pontifical Commission for Latin America.
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