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Youth Festival Begins in Medjugorje: Pope Leo XIV Sends Message to Young People

The pope said prayer, Scripture and the sacraments can help 73 countries of youth find lasting joy and truth in Christ.

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In his message to the young people who gathered at the 37th International Youth Festival – Mladifest in Medjugorje, Pope Leo XIV urged them to seek the truth that sets them free and not to be seduced by the deceptions of fleeting happiness, inviting them to return to Christ, the source of new life and […] The post Youth Festival begins in Medjugorje: Pope Leo XIV sends Message to young People appeared first on Sarajevo Times.

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The Holy Father "encourages young people to sincerely seek the Truth that sets them free, without being deceived by illusions of fleeting happiness. In this way, following Jesus, everyone can accept even the most difficult questions and anxieties of the heart as an opportunity for discernment and growth in faith." The Pope also encourages young people "to allow themselves to be guided by the Holy Spirit and to entrust themselves to the intercess…

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The Pope calls on young people to "through prayer, listening to the Word of God and the sacraments, rediscover the beauty of a personal encounter with the Lord, who quenches the thirst of every heart and gives the strength to always begin anew," we read in the message of Leo XIV addressed to the participants of the Youth Festival in Medjugorje, and signed on behalf of the Pope by Cardinal Pietro Parolin, Secretary of State. The article Pope to y…

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The 37th International Youth Festival - Mladifest, which is being held this year under the motto "Ad fontem! / To the source!", gathered tens of thousands of young people from all over the world in Medjugorje. Director of the Mir Medjugorje Information Center Vedran Vidović said that this year's motto was inspired by the celebration of the 800th anniversary of the death of St. Francis of Assisi.

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