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Leone XIV: lamento e maldicenza paralizzano, il Vangelo educa alla libertà
Pope Leo XIV told Christian communities to face reality and turn problems into opportunities for growth during his Angelus address in St. Peter's Square on September 6, 2026. Commenting on the day's readings, the Pope said that condemnation and gossip paralyze, while the Gospel teaches freedom.
The Pope encouraged people to practice mutual love and urged the use of dialogue to resolve tensions. He stated that speaking sincerely and finding agreement can disarm conflicts.
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- Official source@VaticanNewsPope Leo XIV: lament and slander paralyze, the Gospel educates to freedom
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- Official source@VaticanNewsPope Lav XIV: condemnation and gossip paralyze, while the Gospel educates for freedom
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- Sep 6, 3:11 AM Vatican News Italiano Leone XIV: lamento e maldicenza paralizzano, il Vangelo educa alla libertà
- Sep 6, 4:18 AM Vatican News Hrvatski Papa Lav XIV.: Jadikovanje i ogovaranje paraliziraju, dok Evanđelje odgaja za slobodu
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