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New nuncio cautions German bishops against diverging from Rome (opens the original)
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(OSV News) — The new apostolic nuncio to Germany, Archbishop Hubertus van Megen, warned the country’s bishops against charting a separate course for the local Church, reminding them that Catholic unity relies on fidelity to the papacy and the Eucharist. In his first address to the bishops Sept. 28, the Dutch prelate said the pope “safeguards the visible unity of this Church” while the Eucharist “leads the faithful ever deeper into that unity” with Christ at its center. “Together, they preserve t
In Metz, pope urges Europeans to choose reconciliation over revenge (opens the original)
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Invoking the memory of a region marked by war and division, Pope Leo XIV called on humanity to let go of revenge and retaliation, and instead seek the path of reconciliation and peace. Celebrating Mass at the Cathedral of St. Stephen in Metz, France, the pope said that Jesus' call to turn the other cheek may seem to some as "a sign of weakness, or a concession to evil, but that is not the case." "Those of you, who are the children of this land torn apart in the past by fratricidal conflicts, kno
Pope Leo: Europe must return to path of dialogue, not military buildup (opens the original)
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(OSV News) — Pope Leo XIV urged European leaders to courageously choose peaceful dialogue and guard themselves against the illusion that military buildups are the answer to conflicts threatening the continent. [Read the pope’s complete remarks here.] Addressing religious and civil leaders at the Robert Schuman conference center in the northeastern French city of Metz on the final day of his visit Sept. 28, the pope lamented the resurgence of war and conflicts in Europe. “Today, sadly, war has re
French abuse survivors moved as pope acknowledges Church's failures (opens the original)
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French survivors of clergy sexual abuse who met with Pope Leo XIV in Lourdes said they were struck by the pontiff's deep personal empathy and his frank acknowledgment of the institutional failures that allowed the crisis to fester within the Church. Speaking at an invitation-only press conference in Lourdes following the Sept. 27 audience, five of the seven survivors who took part -- Véronique Garnier, Olivier Mardi, Jérôme Guillement, Bertrand Virieux, and Jean-Marie Delbos -- said the encounte
Ahead of Lourdes visit, alleged Rupnik victims appeal to Pope Leo to end Vatican’s ‘prolonged silence’ (opens the original)
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(OSV News) — In an open letter addressed to Pope Leo XIV, five alleged victims of sexual abuse at the hands of Slovenian Father Marko Rupnik said the silence and lack of information regarding the artist’s canonical trial added to their suffering. The letter, which was shared with OSV News Sept. 23 by their lawyer, Laura Sgro, said the “prolonged silence” they have experienced was “a further and ongoing form of violence that bears down like a heavy boulder on the violence we have already endured.
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