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Pope Leo XIV delivers Angelus address
Pope Leo XIV told the faithful to embrace God's generosity during his Angelus address on Sunday, September 20, 2026. He said God's mercy exceeds human logic regarding merit and calculation, offering a path of peace and hope.
Reflecting on the liturgy, the pope noted that God's plans are far greater and more compassionate than those humans can conceive. He encouraged people to abandon crooked ways and return to the Lord, who provides mercy and forgiveness.
The pope used the parable of the workers in the vineyard to illustrate how people often resist a more generous justice and greater love. He explained that while the master in the parable paid the workers according to their agreements, he also showed kindness by treating those who arrived last with the same generosity as those who worked all day.
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- Reporting@zenitenglishAngelus: When the law of love takes precedence over that of calculation
ZENIT News Agency · Pape Léon XIV
How the coverage unfolded
- Sep 20, 6:23 AM ZENIT News Agency Français Angélus : « Lorsque la loi de l’amour prend le pas sur celle du calcul »
- Sep 20, 5:54 AM Vatican News Svenska Angelus: Mine veier er ikke deres veier
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