Pope at Audience: Politics that Tends Wounds and Fights Injustice Gives Hope
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Pope at Audience: Politics that tends wounds and fights injustice gives hope
During the Wednesday General Audience, Pope Leo XIV focuses on how Christians can engage in economic and political life in order to build peace, as he continues his reflection on the 1965 Pastoral Constitution 'Gaudium et Spes.'Read all
Work must never be distorted to the detriment of individuals, the common good, or creation. The real challenge is to ensure that everyone has the opportunity to fruitfully use their own abilities: unemployment, exploitation, and working conditions that endanger health and life itself are unacceptable, the Pope emphasized in his catechesis during the general audience.
Work must never be distorted to the detriment of individuals, the common good, or creation. The real challenge is to ensure that everyone has the opportunity to fruitfully use their own abilities: unemployment, exploitation, and working conditions that endanger health and life itself are unacceptable, the Pope emphasized in his catechesis during the general audience.
In his catechesis on the social dimension of Gaudium et Spes, Leo XIV, recalling the Polish cardinals Stefan Wyszyński and József Mindszenty, who had been imprisoned, wanted to emphasize that "peace is built on justice, respect for the law and dialogue, and not on violence".
During the general audience, Leo XIV warned of the dangers of unequal economic development and claimed a policy oriented towards the common good, and called for combating discrimination against migrants and strengthening the formation in the Church's Social Doctrine.In the catechesis of this Wednesday's general audience, the Pontiff reflected on the role of Christians in the economy and politics, two areas that, he recalled, must serve human dig…
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