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AFL-CIO president: The significance of ‘Magnifica Humanitas’ is ‘absolutely huge’ (opens the original)
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Liz Shuler, the president of the AFL-CIO, described the significance of Pope Leo’s encyclical, “Magnifica Humanitas,” as “huge, absolutely huge,” in this exclusive interview with America. “When I first read it,” she said, “I just felt like this could have been a document written by the trade union movement.” She said she was also impressed by “the convening power of the church” and considered this very important in our day. Ms. Shuler is the first woman president of the AFL-CIO, and she represen
Pope Leo calls for ‘culture of negotiation’ at meeting of North and South American leaders (opens the original)
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At a time of ever-increasing polarization and conflict in the world, Pope Leo XIV called for developing social dialogue through “a healthy ‘culture of negotiation’ which is capable of opening paths where differences seem to close off every possibility of encounter.” He underlined the importance of this “culture of negotiation” in his address in the Vatican’s Consistorial Hall on Sept. 12, to a high-level multi-national forum of 60 persons from different sectors of society from North and South Am
Synodality, multiculturalism and working with Pope Leo: Archbishop Costelloe on the Australian Catholic Church (opens the original)
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In this exclusive interview with America, Archbishop Timothy Costelloe, S.B.D., president of the Australian Catholic Bishops Conference, spoke about the challenges facing the church in Australia—and in particular about building structures and changing the culture to eliminate sexual abuse, and its commitment to being a synodal, missionary church in a country where multiculturalism, social cohesion and improving the situation of its aboriginal peoples are all works in progress. The 72-year-old Co
Pope Leo will make 12-day trip to Peru, Argentina and Uruguay, Vatican announces (opens the original)
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Pope Leo XIV will return to Latin America for the first time since his election as pope from Nov. 6 to Nov. 17, the Vatican announced today. He will visit Uruguay, Argentina and Peru. Not surprisingly, he will spend more than half of that time—seven days—in Peru, where he spent half of his priestly life (some 20 years) before becoming pope. He will make this long journey “having accepted the invitation of the Heads of State and ecclesiastical Authorities of the respective countries,” the Vatican
Pope Leo XIV on what he loves about America (opens the original)
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Leo XIV, the first American pope, spoke about his immigrant roots, his love for the United States and the possibility of visiting the country soon in a brief, exclusive interview with NBC News on the evening of July 29. He spoke after participating in a concert for peace at Borgo Laudato Si’ on the grounds of the papal summer residence at Castel Gandolfo, overlooking Lake Albano, south of Rome. The concert featured Andrea Bocelli together with an interfaith choir of 200 children from conflict-af
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