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Pope Francis delivers Angelus address
In brief
Pope Francis spoke about the importance of mutual love and accountability during his Angelus address on September 6, 2026. He noted that all commandments are summarized in the instruction to love one's neighbor as oneself.
The Pope explained that while people should seek forgiveness for their debts, they remain perpetually indebted to one another through love. He stated that the care and goodness people receive should increase their ability to take on responsibility.
Regarding how Christian communities can practice this love, the Pope identified the ability to offer brotherly correction as a necessary skill. He described this as a delicate art that requires openness and a careful approach. He suggested that people should speak openly, starting with private conversations between two people before involving others or the entire community to turn conflicts into opportunities for growth.
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- Official sourceAngelus, 6 September 2026
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