Cardinal Tagle Reads Pope Leo’s Homily to Bishops: ‘The World Has No Future without Strong Families’
- Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle led the closing Mass in St. Peter’s Square and read a homily prepared by Pope Leo XIV before his lung cancer surgery.
- Pope Leo XIV wrote that the world has no future without strong families that welcome children and support their education and growth.
- Pope Leo XIV said marriage preparation begins in childhood, with family life serving as the first school of love and human affection.
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Never again are there episodes of violence, closure and division in families; whoever has been wounded or scandalized be readily comforted and healed. The homily...
Cardinal Tagle reads Pope Leo’s homily to bishops: ‘The world has no future without strong families’
Pope Leo had been scheduled to preside over the closing Mass in St. Peter's Square himself. The post Cardinal Tagle reads Pope Leo’s homily to bishops: ‘The world has no future without strong families’ first appeared on OSV News.
The ninety-minute surgery to which Leon XIV was subjected was successfully and uncomplicated after detection of a lump in routine check-ups.Although he is expected to remain in hospital for about a week, the Holy Father sent a message for the activity carried out in St.Peter's Square.
Leo XIV did not want to be absent in the Mass that closed the Vatican activity of this Wednesday and left prepared a homily related to family love. The “true joy of love” is “a slow fusion of both husbands,” said Leo XIV in the homily that he prepared for the Mass at the end of the meeting [...] The entry Without strong families, the world will have no future, warns the Pope in the homily that he left prepared was first published in Diario San R…
The celebration ended the meeting that since 7 October has brought together in the Vatican the heads of the Eastern Catholic Churches, the presidents of the Episcopal Conferences and marriages and experts from all over the world. Thousands of faithful attended the square. Leo XIV was to preside over it, which [...]
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