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Pope Leo XIV said at his weekly general audience that Catholics cannot be 'unengaged spectators' amid current events.
Pope Leo XIV said at his weekly general audience that Catholics cannot be 'unengaged spectators' amid current events. He called on the faithful to leave behind 'all passivity and indifference' toward current events and the lives of others. The pope began a new series of reflections on the Second Vatican Council's pastoral constitution 'Gaudium et Spes'.
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Pope Leo XIV told the faithful not to let injustice or evil corrupt their hearts.
Pope Leo XIV told the faithful not to let injustice or evil corrupt their hearts. He said only love, hope, forgiveness and respect will protect and promote human dignity. The pope made the remarks during a Mass at the Church of Maria Santissima del Lago in Castel Gandolfo, Italy.
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He emphasizes the importance of active participation in the liturgy to experience a true relationship with God.
SourcesDiocese of Saginaw
The Diocese of Saginaw will celebrate the Lay Ecclesial Ministry Commissioning, Missioning, and Renewal Mass. Bishop Robert D. Gruss will be the principal celebrant and homilist. A reception will follow the liturgy.
SourcesDiocese of Saginaw
The Diocese of Grand Rapids is supporting victims of floods in Nepal through prayer and donations. The floods damaged homes, roads, and bridges. Authorities are responding to the disaster.
SourcesDiocese of Grand Rapids
The Diocese of Saginaw is holding a Hispanic Mass. The Mass will be bilingual in Spanish.
SourcesDiocese of Saginaw
The Diocese of Grand Rapids promotes the Season of Creation. The season starts in September. It highlights care for the environment.
SourcesDiocese of Grand Rapids
The Diocese of Grand Rapids reflects on the gift of work ahead of Labor Day. The observance launches the month of September. Many mark the conclusion of summer.
SourcesDiocese of Grand Rapids
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