US EditionPope Makes First Visit to Roman Parish, Issuing Call to Humility and Peace
Pope Leo XIV called for humility and peace amid violence and organized crime, urging community action with support from 400 Caritas volunteers, during his first Roman parish visit.
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Pope's first parish visit: Ostia must not resign itself to culture of abuse
The Pope travels to the Roman seaside district of Ostia to visit the Parish of St. Mary Queen of Peace and meets with children, young people, and elderly. During Mass, he stresses that the sign of an authentic Christian community is when 'welcome' is more than a word, but “a spirit—opening the door to everyone.” Read all
Pope makes first visit to Roman parish, issuing call to humility and peace
ROME – In his first visit to a Roman parish since his election nine months ago, Pope Leo XIV urged parishioners to leave behind any attitude of division and conflict, and to instead cultivate peace and love through attention to the poor and suffering. Speaking to parishioners of Santa Maria Regina Pacis in Ostia, near the port of Rome, Leo XIV recalled that the parish was given its name by his predecessor, Pope Benedict XV, in the midst of the F…
"Do not give in to the culture of violence and injustice. On the contrary, promote respect and harmony, starting with the disarmament of language and then investing energy and resources in education, especially for children and young people," the Holy Father said while visiting the parish of Santa Maria Regina Pacis (Our Lady Queen of Peace) in Ostia Lido, located on the coast and belonging to the southern part of the Diocese of Rome. The articl…
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