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Leo XIV Expresses His Appreciation for the Work of Polish Farmers

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"Let us entrust to the Lord the work of farmers, thanks to which we do not lack daily bread," the Pope encouraged the Poles, greeting them during today's general audience. I cordially greet the Poles. In these days, during the harvest festival, giving thanks for the earth's harvest, we praise the Creator with the Psalmist: "The earth has yielded its fruit; God, our God, has blessed us" (Ps 67:7). Let us entrust to the Lord the work of farmers, t…
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Let us entrust to the Lord the work of farmers, thanks to whom we do not lack daily bread," appealed Leo XIV, addressing Poles during Wednesday's general audience. The Pope referred to the harvest festival celebrated in Poland. He also asked Mary to watch over Polish families and fields.

I cordially greet the Poles. (...) May Mary, the most beautiful flower of the earth, protect your families and your fields. I bless you all," Leo XIV said during Wednesday's general audience. The Pope also appealed to entrust the work of farmers to the Lord, referring to the coming harvest.

"Let us entrust to the Lord the work of farmers, thanks to which we do not lack daily bread," the Pope encouraged the Poles, greeting them during today's general audience. I cordially greet the Poles. In these days, during the harvest festival, giving thanks for the earth's harvest, we praise the Creator with the Psalmist: "The earth has yielded its fruit; God, our God, has blessed us" (Ps 67:7). Let us entrust to the Lord the work of farmers, t…

Pope Leo XIV today at the Vatican encouraged Poles to entrust to God the work of farmers, thanks to whom we have no shortage of daily bread. The Pope also asked Mary to watch over Polish families and fields.

During the general audience, Pope Leo XIV addressed the Poles, referring to the ongoing harvest festival celebrations. The Holy Father recalled their gratitude for the harvest and prayers for farmers.

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