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Vaticano: Papa exorta cristãos a deixar de lado «as queixas e as calúnias», promovendo correção fraterna
Pope Leo XIV urged Christians to reject complaints and slander in favor of practicing fraternal correction during the Angelus on September 6, 2026. Speaking in Vatican City, the pope encouraged Catholic communities to commit to forgiveness and mutual love to overcome conflicts.
Leo XIV described the art of fraternal correction as delicate and often forgotten. He noted that while complaining and slandering are easier paths, they do not produce positive results. The pope also stated that the care and goodness received by believers make them more capable of fulfilling their responsibilities.
During the same address, the pope expressed solidarity with the people of Ukraine, calling for an end to the violence in the country.
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- ReportingVatican: Pope exhorts Christians to set aside «complaints and calumnies», promoting fraternal correction
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- ReportingLeon XIV encourages Christians to practice 'fraternal correction'
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How the coverage unfolded
- Sep 6, 3:07 AM Agência Ecclesia Português Vaticano: Papa exorta cristãos a deixar de lado «as queixas e as calúnias», promovendo correção fraterna
- Sep 6, 4:06 AM cath.ch Français Léon XIV encourage les chrétiens à pratiquer la «correction fraternelle»
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