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Pope: Women’s contributions to Vatican must be increasingly recognized, valued
Pope Leo XIV told representatives of Vatican lay employees and women's associations on Monday, October 5, that the contributions of women in the Vatican must be increasingly recognized and valued.
During an audience with the Association of Vatican Lay Employees and the Association of Women in the Vatican, the pope described the presence of women as a wealth for the institution. He encouraged the use of dialogue to build a work community where people help one another rather than being used or ignored, which helps prevent resentment and dissatisfaction.
The pope also addressed the dignity of work and the central role of the human person during a time of professional changes brought about by artificial intelligence. He called for increased collaboration and unity within the Holy See's workforce.
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- Official source@VaticanNewsPope: Women’s contributions to Vatican must be increasingly valued
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- Official source@VaticanNewsThe Pope: Women in the Vatican, wealth to be recognized and valued more and more
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- Official source@VaticanNewsPope Leo XIV: Women in the Vatican, a wealth that must be recognized and valued more
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- Official source@VaticanNewsPope Leo XIV: Women in the Vatican are a wealth to be recognized and valued
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How the coverage unfolded
- Oct 5, 5:03 AM Vatican News Pope: Women’s contributions to Vatican must be increasingly valued
- Oct 5, 5:40 AM Vatican News Română Leon XIV: Femeile din Vatican, o bogăție care trebuie recunoscută și valorificată mai mult
- Oct 5, 4:50 AM Vatican News Italiano Il Papa: le donne in Vaticano, ricchezza da riconoscere e valorizzare sempre più
- Oct 5, 4:34 AM Vatican News Français Léon XIV: les femmes au Vatican sont une richesse à reconnaître et valoriser
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