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'Cherish the Earth': Pope condemns harm to environment

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Pope Leo XIV on Tuesday held a special mass for the environment, urging people to listen to the “melodious voice” of nature and condemning the destruction caused by wars. The mass was held in the gardens of the papal summer residence in Castel Gandolfo near Rome. “Let us place in silent mode the many noises […] The post ‘Cherish the Earth’: Pope condemns harm to environment appeared first on Insider Paper.

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Pope Leo has regularly stressed the need to protect nature. Last November, he called for "concrete actions" to deal with climate change.

·Paris, France
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On Tuesday, Pope Leon XIV offered a special liturgy for the environment, in which he urged believers "to cherish the Earth and also denounced the destruction caused by the wars," AFP and Agerpres informs.

·Bucharest, Romania
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On Tuesday, Pope Leon XIV offered a special liturgy for the environment in which he urged believers to "precise the Earth" and also denounced the destruction caused by the r...

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The Mass took place in the gardens of the popes' summer residence in Castel Gandolfo, near Rome. "Let us put in silent mode the many noises generated by human activity to allow us to hear the melodious voice of creation," declared the pope in his homily. He said he wanted to raise awareness of "the responsibility that we bear both personally and collectively" in the preservation of "original harmony". In a written message, the pope also urged to…

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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Rome, 2 Sep. (askanews) - The International Theological Commission (CTI), the Vatican organ presided over by the Prefect of the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith Card. Víctor Manuel Fernandez, who is responsible for examining the doctrinal issues of greatest importance, published the Document "Take care of our Common House: a responsible and fraternal response to the Trinitarian God" [...]

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The International Theological Commission (ITC) published on Wednesday, September 2, the document Caring for our Common House: a responsible and fraternal response to the Trinitarian God, a comprehensive text dedicated to offering a specifically Christian foundation for the care of creation and to placing the current ecological crisis within man’s relationship with God, [...]

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Insider Paper broke the news on Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
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