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Cohesion in Diversity

From its very origins the Church has been conscious of the transformation brought about by Christ’s redemptive work, and has joyfully proclaimed it. Through her, the world has become a radically new reality (cf. 2 Cor 5:17), in which people have rediscovered God and hope (cf. Eph 2:12), and have …
Pope St. Paul VI - 30, September 2022

Lift Up Your Hearts!

The Solemnity of All Saints is a favourable occasion to raise our gaze from earthly realities, marked by time, to God’s dimension, the dimension of eternity and holiness. […] all members of the People of God are called to become holy, according to the Apostle Paul’s affirmation: “For this is …
Pontifical Magisterium  - 31, October 2025

The Foundation of Unity

Therefore, of the one and only Church (there is) one body, one head, not two heads as a monster, namely, Christ and Peter, the Vicar of Christ and the successor of Peter, the Lord Himself saying to Peter: “Feed my sheep” (Jn 21:17). He said “my,” and generally, not individually …
Pontifical Magisterium  - 31, May 2025

A Mediator Between God and Man

The human race has always felt the need of a priesthood: of men, that is, who have the official charge to be mediators between God and humanity, men who should consecrate themselves entirely to this mediation, as to the very purpose of their lives […] The priest, according to the …
Pontifical Magisterium  - 30, April 2025

Mercy Does Not Exclude Justice

Mercy is the central nucleus of the Gospel message; it is the very name of God, the face with which He revealed Himself in the Old Covenant and fully in Jesus Christ, the incarnation of creative and redemptive Love. This merciful love also shines in the face of the Church …
Pontifical Magisterium  - 31, March 2025

The Profound Cause of All Evil

To know Jesus crucified is to know God’s horror of sin, whose guilt could only be washed away in the Precious Blood of the Only-begotten Son of God made Man. Perhaps the greatest sin in the world today is the fact that people have begun to lose the notion of …
Pontifical Magisterium  - 28, February 2025

The Divine Call Has Been Silenced

Can there be, Venerable Brethren, a greater or more urgent duty than to preach the unsearchable riches of Christ (Eph 3:8) to the men of our time? Can there be anything nobler than to unfurl the “Ensign of the King” before those who have followed and still follow a false …
Pontifical Magisterium  - 31, January 2025

Who Are We Addressing When We Pray?

Many Christians today have a keen desire to learn how to experience a deeper and authentic prayer life despite the not inconsiderable difficulties which modern culture places in the way of the need for silence, recollection and meditation. […] Nevertheless, faced with this phenomenon, many feel the need for sure …
Pontifical Magisterium  - 31, December 2024

Mother, Queen and Patroness of the Brazilian people

Just as the Apostles, together with Mary, “went up to the upper room” and there, “with one accord devoted themselves to prayer” (Acts 1:13-14), so too we are gathered here today at the Shrine of Our Lady of Aparecida, which at this moment is our “upper room” where Mary, Mother …
Pope Benedict XVI - 30, September 2024

Defender of the Church

I am pleased to be among you in the shadow of this Shrine of St. Michael the Archangel, which for fifteen centuries has been a place of pilgrimage and a point of reference for all those who seek God and wish to follow Christ, through whom “all things were created, …
Pope St. John Paul II - 31, August 2024

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