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POPE’S MESSAGE | Papal trip showed that rebirth out of tragedy is possible (opens the original)
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VATICAN CITY — Pope Leo XIV said that his journey to France aimed to show that a joyful or serene rebirth is always possible even after tremendous tragedy or terrible suffering. By visiting the newly restored Notre Dame Cathedral, meeting with survivors of abuse and praying at Lourdes, and celebrating the Christian faith openly in the public square of a secular nation, the pope highlighted how the miracle of new life can happen when everyone comes together out of love for one’s neighbor and the
POPE’S MESSAGE | Commit to defending life, with the light and strength of the Gospel (opens the original)
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VATICAN CITY — Christians can help overcome the many distortions and lies about the true dignity of every human person and, in doing so, promote and defend human life, Pope Leo XIV said. “Created in God’s image, through Christ and for His sake, we have received a unique and indelible dignity. Let us commit ourselves to promoting and defending it always, with the light and strength of the Gospel,” he said during his weekly general audience talk in St. Peter’s Square Sept. 9. “This dignity is entr
POPE’S MESSAGE | The faithful’s participation in the liturgy cannot be passive (opens the original)
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VATICAN CITY — “Firmly rooted” in the Church’s living tradition, the liturgical reform put forth by the Second Vatican Council grew from the need for the faithful to celebrate the liturgy more “consciously and actively,” and not “as strangers and silent spectators,” Pope Leo XIV said. “The faithful ‘cannot and must no longer remain silent and passive. Their physical presence cannot be reconciled with their spiritual absence,’” he said, quoting Cardinal Giovanni Battista Montini of Milan, the fut
POPE’S MESSAGE | Music during the liturgy is an act of prayer (opens the original)
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VATICAN CITY — Singing and playing music during the liturgy is an integral and necessary part of the celebration, which means it is much more than something “decorative,” Pope Leo XIV said. “In the liturgy, to sing and to play music means to pray, attuning one’s heart to that of our sisters and brothers and to God, through active participation in the mystery that is being celebrated,” he said during his general audience talk in St. Peter’s Basilica Aug. 19. “Far from being merely decorative, the
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