Earlier version, Tuesday 15 September
Pope Leo XIV prays for peace on 25th anniversary of 9/11 attacks
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Pope Leo XIV led the Angelus prayer with pilgrims and the faithful in Saint Peter's Square on Sunday, September 10, 2026. Appearing from his study window in the Vatican Apostolic Palace, the Pope spoke about the importance of forgiveness in the Christian life during the 24th Sunday of Ordinary Time.
The Pope noted that the day's Gospel passage features Peter asking how many times he should forgive someone who sins against him. He explained that while the number seven in the Bible symbolizes fullness, Jesus instructed followers to forgive without limit. Leo XIV also referenced the parable of a servant who received mercy for a large debt but refused to show mercy to a fellow servant, noting that Jesus uses these words to remind people that God's gift and forgiveness are the foundations of existence.
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Earlier version, Tuesday 15 September
Pope Leo XIV prays for peace on 25th anniversary of 9/11 attacks
Earlier version, Monday 14 September
Pope Leo XIV prays Angelus with faithful
Earlier version, Monday 14 September
Pope Leo XIV emphasizes forgiveness
Earlier version, Monday 14 September
Pope Leo XIV recites Angelus with 15,000 faithful in Piazza San Pietro
Earlier version, Monday 14 September
Pope Leo XIV says only forgiveness liberates and brings back light
Earlier version, Monday 14 September
Pope Leo XIV leads Angelus prayer
Earlier version, Monday 14 September
Pope Leo XIV recites Angelus
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