Pope Leo: ‘It Is Not yet Too Late’ to Turn Destruction Into Life
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"From the contemplation of Creation comes the consciousness of our personal and collective responsibility" and "from our shortcomings and our mistakes," "a renewed commitment is born to restore relations between creatures according to the will of their Creator." (ANSA)
Contemplating creation leads to an encounter with the Creator and ecological conversion, the Pope said during Mass at Borgo Laudato si’ in Castel Gandolfo, inaugurating the Season of Creation on September 1. He encouraged the faithful to quiet the "noise of human works" and listen to the voice of creation, in which God speaks.
Leo XIV has called for a “deep conversion” so that the use that has been made of the Earth for “destruction” can be “redirected towards life, the care of the poor, the sustenance of the hungry and the care of Creation.” This is what the Holy Father said during the Mass for the Custody of Creation, which he presided over at the centre of ecological formation ‘Borgo Laudato SI’ in Castel Gandolfo, and which will continue until next October 4, in w…
The news León XIV asks to put “in silent mode” the noise of the world to listen to the creation was first published in News religious last minute Vida Nueva León XIV has inaugurated this Monday the Time of Creation with a simple invitation: stop. “Let’s put in ‘silent modality’ all the noises of human tasks to listen to the melodious voice of creation”, has asked during the Mass celebrated in the Borgo Laudato yes’, in the Pontifical Gardens of…
Pope Leo XIV appealed for personal and collective responsibility for the natural environment. During Mass in Castel Gandolfo, celebrated on Tuesday, the World Day of Prayer for Creation, he spoke of the need for "authentic ecological conversion."
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